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Indian sweetmeat seller
3788871 Indian sweetmeat seller; (add.info.: Indian sweetmeat seller. Photograph from early 20th century. Caption reads: A Native Confectioner making Batasha (sweet meat)'.
British postcard.); Lebrecht History
Media ID 33392764
© Lebrecht History / Bridgeman Images
Colonies Dealer Merchants Sellers South Asia Sub Continent Wholesalers Seller Tradesmen Vendor
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This photograph from the early 20th century showcases an Indian sweetmeat seller immersed in his craft. The image, captured by an unknown photographer, depicts a moment frozen in time - a Native Confectioner meticulously creating Batasha, a beloved Indian sweet meat. The vendor's expertise is evident as he skillfully molds the delectable treats with precision and care. His hands move swiftly yet gracefully, showcasing years of experience passed down through generations. One can almost taste the sugary aroma that must have filled the air around him. Dressed in traditional attire, this merchant stands as a representative of India's rich cultural heritage. His presence evokes images of bustling markets and vibrant streets where trade thrived during the era of colonialism. As part of Britain's empire, India played a significant role in global commerce. This photograph not only captures the essence of this particular tradesman but also serves as a window into South Asia's history during the twentieth century. It reminds us of the diverse array of merchants who contributed to shaping societies on both local and international levels. Preserved by Lebrecht History and now available through Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, this print offers viewers an opportunity to connect with their past while celebrating India's culinary traditions. Whether displayed within homes or public spaces, it serves as a visual reminder of our shared human experiences across cultures and continents. As we admire this remarkable portrait today, let us appreciate those who came before us - artisans like this Indian sweetmeat seller whose skills continue to enchant palates even after all these years.
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