Photo Originally uploaded by Ane Malik
Ane Malik has a great eye for capturing the ordinary and not-so-ordinary glipmses of Lahore. Here a traditional donkey-cart, now disallowed on the main roads, is decorated with much love and meaning.
The names of Allah and the major saints of the subcontinent have been painted as good luck charms.
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I think this tradition of Kulfi is not limited to Lahore but is prevalent and in vogue in many towns in Punjab. Infact use of donkey carts for selling kulfi is also not anything new or unique to Lahore.
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cute, very cute indeed
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