Framed

 

Ohhh lord

There are moments you click, not knowing where they’ll end up. 

This photograph is mine, and I’m grateful it’s now part of Elizabeth Mitchell’s article *“All of It”*. It’s about the woman who broke her flask of costly nard and poured it all on Jesus — not because she had to, but because He was worth it.

Her act was called “a beautiful thing.” May we live like that too.  

Read: https://elizabethamitchell.com/2025/03/25/all-of-it/

Faith

Amol

Katputli

Thrilled to share that my "Kathputli" photograph has been published! 

Capturing the vibrant artistry, rich textures, and timeless heritage of these traditional Rajasthani puppets has been a deeply meaningful artistic endeavor. 

Seeing this image featured in publication is a wonderful recognition of that visual journey, and I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to share a piece of Indian folk culture with a broader audience.

My Photograph - Pattis Dolls

 Exciting news! 

My photo of a traditional Rajasthani Katputli string puppet is featured on Patti’s Dolls Shop (Page 3 of their gallery)! Really cool to see my picture being used to celebrate traditional puppet craftsmanship alongside modern art dolls. 

I have clicked this photograph in Jaipur, Rajasthan. 

 https://pattisdolls.com/

Framed

 

Pachrangi Pagdi

 In India, headwear is far more than a simple accessory; it is a vibrant symbol of identity, honor, and deep-rooted heritage. Across different regions, distinct styles carry profound cultural significance—from Rajasthan's five-colored Pachrangi Pagdi, worn during festive occasions to represent unity and brotherhood, to regional headgear that reflects local pride and community traditions. Each fold and vibrant shade tells a story of lineage, respect, and celebration, highlighting the incredible diversity and artistic traditions that define the Indian subcontinent.

🔗 Read more: Most Colourful Pagdis and Their Significance in India - India Today NE

#IncredibleIndia #IndianCulture #Pagdi #TraditionalAttire #IndianHeritage #CultureAndTradition #RajasthanDiaries #CulturalDiversity

Preserving the Eternal Light of Knowledge

Preserving Sacred Traditions: Featured in Lion's Roar

During my first journey to Sikkim, I had the privilege of capturing a quiet, profound moment at the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology—a monk immersed in the study of ancient sacred scriptures, with my camera ready to record the timeless transmission of wisdom.

I am deeply honored to see this image featured in the renowned publication Lion's Roar for their article:

🔗 Read the article here: What Should You Do When a Dharma Book Is No Longer Needed?

Seeing this photograph published in international forums reinforces the power of visual storytelling—bridging ancient tradition with global audiences.

Faith 

Amol Nakve