Just finished this portrait of a Dhaneta Jat Woman. Dhaneta Jat is a Gujarati Tribe of Sunni Muslims, that is known to have arrived in India from Iran. When the women of the tribe get married they start wearing a gold nose-ring that is quite heavy and must be supported by black threads that are attached to their hair.
Dhaneta Woman Portrait – Size 9″x12″ Approximately – Strathmore Acid Free Paper
Read more about Dhaneta Jats here.
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