By Western standards it’s poor and slum-like, made of bits and pieces of whatever he could find. But even if that’s your judgment, it’s not your impression. It feels like the home of a proud and dignified man. The place is clean, well looked after, and decorated with plaques of Hindu deities and colorful icons of all sizes and shapes.
Posted on July 26th, 2009 by admin
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You remove your shoes and walk inside. The light changes and you feel a sudden sense of calm. The crowd is still outside, waiting patiently for some drama to unfold. From inside you can see them, pressing against each other and the fence, struggling to peer in the window, to spectate. Vishwas the tattoo-wallah ignores all this, and you look around for the first time at his home/studio.
Posted on July 25th, 2009 by admin
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