A Nepali photographer reflects on his long-standing connection to Calcutta while revisiting the city to capture its evolving cultural traditions. During his trip, he explored the declining practice of sourcing sacred soil from the Sonagachi red-light district for the creation of Durga Puja idols.
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A Nepali photographer reflects on his long-standing connection to Calcutta while revisiting the city to capture its evolving cultural traditions. During his trip, he explored the declining practice of sourcing sacred soil from the Sonagachi red-light district for the creation of Durga Puja idols.
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