Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Hindu married woman celebrating Teej Woman Festival at a local temple in Kathmandu. The green pearl piece of jewelry she is wearing sideways (around her shoulders to her waist) ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen This young Hindu girl wearing a red tika on her forehead celebrates Teej Women Festival for the first time in her life. She came along with her mother to a local temple in ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen As they arrive to the temple for praying, women stop first at the entrance to let a religious man apply a fresh red tika on their forehead, sign of Hinduism. The tika is made ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Hindu women wear new and red-colored saris during Teej Festival. They also compete in beauty by wearing expensive gold pieces of jewelry. Hair is a symbol of beauty in Nepali ...

Photo by Aurelie Kernaleguen Hindu married woman celebrating Teej Women Festival at a temple in Kathmandu capital. She is wearing a new red sari, and much jewelry: bangles, a pearl necklace, earrings, ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Young Hindu girls along with their mothers, aunts, and elder sisters participate in the celebration of Teej Festival. Girls above twelve years old usually fast for three days. ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Hindu women pray and give offerings to Gods Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati during the Teej Festival. August 2009 See the related tale: Teej Festival gives a voice to Nepali ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Hindu women queuing up at a local temple in Kathmandu to give their offerings to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and pray for marital bliss. August 2009  

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Hindu woman at a local temple in Kathmandu. She is wearing her most beautiful red sari, and her most expensive pieces of jewelry during the three days festival. The red line ...

Photo by Aurélie Kernaléguen Hindu women pray and give offerings to Gods Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati during the Teej Festival. August 2009  

... the temple I was already in the middle of a crowd of women (men are not allowed to participate) happily singing and dancing in their most beautiful outfits. As I was standing among hundreds of red sarees, ...

Photo by Claire Shen 2009  

Photo by Nicolas Priniotakis All we need is red, red, red!!! The comfort of what you know best.      ...

Photo by Nicolas Priniotakis All we need is red, red, red!!! The comfort of what you know best.    ...

by Benoit Vermander    Among all the colors that flourish and shine in Taiwan, I particularly like the variety of combinations that Red and Green offer to the eye.   20 pictures | article : 246 words ...

Photo by Benoit Vermander Children in Kuangfu township, Hualien county, Mothers' Day 2008.    

Photo by Benoit Vermander Dancer being given a red envelope in Tafalong village, Hualien county, Harvest Festival, August 2008      ...

Photo by Benoit Vermander Young girls in Tafalong village, Hualien county, Harvest Festival, August 2008