What if witches were part of an ancient Indian folk-art tradition? This Halloween, let’s explore a fascinating and lesser-known aspect of Warli art, a traditional tribal art form from Maharashtra, India. Beyond its familiar geometric patterns and depictions of everyday life, Warli painting also offers a glimpse into traditional beliefs surrounding rituals, spiritual practices, and…
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10 strange New Year traditions across the world: Free New Year game printable included!
Traditions often provide a sense of hope for the future and peace in the past. While we might label a tradition as a superstition, deep down, a part of us holds onto the hope that our wishes will come true. Participating in these practices connects us to cultural diversity and also serves as a reminder…
Nello and Patrasche, an unconditional friendship
The monument of boy, Nello and his dog, Patrasche, sleeping under a cobblestone blanket is seen in front of Antwerp’s cathedral. This monument is designed by artist Batist Vermeulen. Nello and Patrasche Nello and Patrasche are the main characters of novel, A dog of Flanders written by English author Marie Louise de la Ramée, in 1872….
Maastricht underground
Maastricht is a city located in south east of the Netherlands. Some of the main attractions of Maastricht includes Christmas market, the university, man-made caves and river Meuse (dutch: Maas). In the valleys of river meuse is mount saint Peter, which is rich in limestone, an excellent building material. From about 1000 years, the mountain…
Drielandenpunt
In the region of Vaals, Netherlands there is a major tourist attraction, a point where borders between three countries: Belgium, Netherlands and Germany (Duitsland) meet. It was established in 1918. Drielandenpunt in Dutch means a land where three points meet and is the highest point in Nederlands. Below is the map of Drielandenpunt, showing the…
Belgium-Netherlands border
Baarle is a village in the border of two countries, Belgium and Netherlands. This village is divided into two municipalities namely Baarle-Nassau, belonging to North Brabant province in Netherlands and Baarle-Hertog which belongs to province of Antwerp in Belgium. The border which runs in between these municipalities is not curved or straight. Instead the border…
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