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Trident

A large sculpture of a trident with a damru and Om on top symbolising Lord Shiva, somewhere in Thane.

Horse heads

Art installation at Kala Ghoda art festival.

Tailor

Tailor on the job in Bandra.

Café on wheels

A cute little food truck in Bandra East.

Labour

Coming to Mumbai for job opportunities..

Linking to Black and White weekend 

 

Sweet kitty

Sweet kitty looking beyond....on Malabar hill.

Linking to Saturday critters 

Horses

A beautiful art installation against a rather boring sky in Worli.

Linking to Skywatch Friday 

Chashma shop

Chashma (spectacles) shop in Santacruz, Mumbai.

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Old woman's shoe

This iconic structure is the Old Woman's Shoe, located within Kamala Nehru Park on Malabar Hill in Mumbai. It is inspired by the classic nursery rhyme, "There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe".

Linking to CDP Theme Day

Upholders

Art installation at a traffic junction in Bandra.

The boss

The boss is watching. A beautiful painting on the wall at a café in Mumbai.

Jawaharlal Nehru

A bust of Jawaharlal Nehru greets you at the entrance of the library in the Mumbai University Kalina campus.

Upon India's independence in 1947, he served as the country's first prime minister for 16 years.

Cat

A pirate cat on Malabar hill 💚 

Linking to Saturday's critters  

 

Sunrisen

Sun rising through smog in Bandra.

Linking to Skywatch Friday  

Karma

An art installation at the Kala Ghoda art festival.

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Flamingos

Art installation of flamingos on a traffic island in Mumbai. 

Short supply

Walk don't drive! Fuel's in short supply!

Linking to a blog hop here

Warli Mural

As I am travelling outside India, I might post from my archives and not too regularly either. Apologies for not being able to visit your amazing posts too!

Another beautiful mural on the wall of the Mumbai University Kalina campus.

Warli art is an ancient tribal folk art from Maharashtra, India, traditionally created by women on mud-walled huts using white rice paste. Dating back as far as 2500–3000 BCE, this style uses basic geometric shapes—circles, triangles, and squares—to depict daily life, nature, and community rituals.

Linking to Monday murals 

Daddy

Following Daddy! The Daddy autorickshaw is a wannabe Audi, check the logo on the bottom left!

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