Brahmin Collection
The Brahmin community holds a significant place in the diverse tapestry of Indian society
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The Brahmin community holds a significant place in the diverse tapestry of Indian society. Originating from various regions, their influence can be seen across different aspects of life. In the blue town of Jodhpur, two Brahmin girls embody the grace and charm that is synonymous with their heritage. Brahmins have long been associated with valor and bravery, as they were once renowned Rajput warriors belonging to the Rawat warrior caste. Their lineage speaks volumes about their courage and dedication to protecting their land. Moving towards Bombay (Mumbai), we encounter another group of Brahmins known as the Prabhu caste. These High Caste Brahmin women exude elegance and sophistication, representing a rich cultural legacy that has thrived for centuries. Capturing portraits of different Indian castes reveals the diversity within this community. From Hindu Brahmin priests at Sri Veeramakaliamman Hindu Temple in Singapore to brahmin marriage ceremonies held in traditional settings, each image showcases unique customs and rituals passed down through generations. In Giulio Ferrario's Ancient and Modern Costumes of all Peoples of the World, we witness an array of Indian castes portrayed artistically. The images depict not only Brahmins but also Kshatriyas or Khatri Punjabi mercantile caste, Vaisyas, Sudras, Hindus from Upper India, Mughals - each contributing to India's vibrant social fabric. C. B Low's depiction takes us back to 1875 when a devout Brahmin is captured deep in prayer on Bombay's Malabar Coast. This snapshot encapsulates both spirituality and devotion ingrained within every aspect of a brahmin's life. A group portrait by James Grant further emphasizes how unity among Brahmans strengthens their bond as they stand together proudly displaying their distinct identity amidst changing times. Lastly, Major Pierson encounters a majestic moment with a noble-looking Brahman depicted in grey wash on laid paper.