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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Blue & White Beads (6 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Green & Yellow Beads (5 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Orange, Blue & White Beads (5 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Red Beads Ladanga. Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Red, Blue & White Beads (5 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Translucent White (Large Number of Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda head cap - Translucent Yellow Beads (7 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - White & Green Beads (5 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - White Beads (6 Lines). Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - White, Green & Red Beads Ladanga. Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Bonda Head Cap - Yellow, Green & White Beads Ladanga. Bonda women have their heads shaved and adorn it with a beaded headband called lobeda.

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Subject: Tapa. Tapa is an oil extraction basket made of broad siali bark woven together. These baskets are used for crushing oil seeds in the household oil extraction process.

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Subject: Tapa. Tapa is an oil extraction basket made of broad siali bark woven together. These baskets are used for crushing oil seeds in the household oil extraction process. This object was procured from Tassar & Silk Federation (SERIFED), Baripada.

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Subject: Kangu.

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Subject: Suan.

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Subject: Mukuta. A metal mukuta (headband) with an image of Mahishasuramardini casted in repoussé. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

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Subject: Neck Ghagada Mali. A penannular silver necklace with chased design. This object was procured from District Welfare Officer, Malkanagiri.

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Date: 1947

Subject: Pana Kanta. A hair pin shaped like betel leaf used to decorate sweeping bun. It is made of pierced metal and has a star motif in the center and dangle chains attached to it. This object was procured from Assistant Director of Textiles Zonal Office, Baripada who procured it from Fulamani Marndi in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

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Subject: Munda Phula. Munda Phula is a filigreed silver hair pin, shaped like betel leaf and used to decorate sweeping bun. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

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Subject: Munda Phula. Munda Phula is a filigreed silver hair pin, shaped like betel leaf and used to decorate sweeping bun. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput who procured it from Nakul Pidikaka.

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Subject: Hairpin. The head of the hairpin has a large filigree motif.

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Subject: Bala Khosa. A hairpin with a pyramidal top. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput who procured it from Nakul Pidikaka.

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Subject: Earrings. A pair of gilt metal earrings.

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Subject: Munda Sipna. Sipna is a kind of scissor like hairpin. It is put on the chignon at the back of a woman's head. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput who procured it from Nakul Pidikaka.

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