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DELHI: SNAKE CHARMERS. Snake charmers handling the hooded cobra, Delhi, India, stereograph c1903
DELHI: SNAKE CHARMERS.
Snake charmers handling the hooded cobra, Delhi, India, stereograph c1903
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1903 Basket Cobra Delhi Flute India Mystic Mysticism Occult Snake Tree Turban Charmer Hooded Stereograph
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This photograph transports us back in time to the bustling streets of Delhi, India, in the early 1900s. The image captures a mesmerizing scene of snake charmers skillfully handling a hooded cobra with an air of mysticism and intrigue. The snake charmers, adorned in traditional turbans, exude an aura of ancient wisdom as they delicately manipulate the deadly creature. Their mastery over these venomous serpents is both awe-inspiring and chilling. One can't help but be drawn into their world of mystic arts and ancient traditions. The composition is enhanced by the presence of a large tree that provides shade for this extraordinary spectacle. The contrast between nature's beauty and man's ability to tame such a fearsome predator adds another layer of complexity to this enigmatic scene. In the background, we catch glimpses of onlookers who are equally captivated by this display. It is evident that snake charming held great fascination for people during this era, as it still does today. This stereograph print from 1903 serves as a timeless reminder of India's rich cultural heritage and its deep-rooted connection with mysticism and spirituality. It invites us to ponder upon the mysteries that lie beyond our comprehension while marveling at humanity's ability to forge unique bonds with even the most dangerous creatures on Earth.
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