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Jaya Radhakrishnan leading a workshop in Indian rangoli, or sandpainting, at the 1998 Florida Folk Festival.

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Folklife collection
, Series 1577, Folk Festival, no 85

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1 slide - col.

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Kolam is widely practised by female Hindu family members in front of their houses with the thought of bringing prosperity to their homes.

Jaya Radhakrishnan leading a workshop in Indian rangoli, or sandpainting, at the 1998 Florida Folk Festival.

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Jaya Radhakrishnan leading a workshop in Indian rangoli, or sandpainting, at the 1998 Florida Folk Festival.

Subject

Special events

Craft

Festivals, Events and Conferences

Community rites--Florida--White Springs

Practices

Ethnicity, Indian

Manners and customs

Entertainment events--Florida--White Springs

Recreation--Florida--White Springs

Folk festivals--Florida--White Springs

Ethnic arts--India

Kolam (House marks)

Nature craft

Sand craft

Sandpaintings

East Indian Americans--Florida--White Springs

East Indian American women--Florida--White Springs

Women artisans--Florida--White Springs

Handicraft

Date

1998

Identifier

FS96074

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White Springs (Fla.)

Hamilton County (Fla.)

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Physical Description

1 slide - col.

Series Title

Folklife collection

Folklife Collection, Series 1577, Folk Festival, no 85

General Note

Kolam is widely practised by female Hindu family members in front of their houses with the thought of bringing prosperity to their homes.

Subject - Person

Radhakrishnan, Jaya, 1944-

Subject - Meeting

Florida Folk Festival (46th : 1998)

Subject - Corporate

Bureau of Florida Folklife Programs.

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Chicago Manual of Style

Jaya Radhakrishnan leading a workshop in Indian rangoli, or sandpainting, at the 1998 Florida Folk Festival. 1998. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/319082>, accessed 4 December 2024.

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Jaya Radhakrishnan leading a workshop in Indian rangoli, or sandpainting, at the 1998 Florida Folk Festival. 1998. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 4 Dec. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/319082>

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Jaya Radhakrishnan leading a workshop in Indian rangoli, or sandpainting, at the 1998 Florida Folk Festival.