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The Samurai of Fukushima / Portraits
Noriko Takasugi / Le Pictorium
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The Samurais of Fukushima by Noriko Takasugi
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146057.jpg
During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145978.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145979.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145980.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145981.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145982.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145983.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145984.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145985.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145987.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145988.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145989.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145990.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145995.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146002.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145986.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146000.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146003.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146005.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145998.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146011.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146006.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146009.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146012.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146014.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146015.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146016.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0146017.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0145996.jpg
Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
Gathering of holy men at the Khumb Mela festival in Ujjain, India 2016. The Khumb Mela is an hindu pilgrimage taking place four times every twelve years in the holy cities of Allahabad, Aridwar, Ujjain and Nashik. This event gathers millions of people, sadhus and hindus where the main event is the bath in the holy river purifying all sins.
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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Portraits of sadhus at the Khumb Mela. Sadhus are ascetic and disciples of the gods Vishnu or Shiva. These holy men own nothing or very few things, have cut all family links and wear an orange outfit for the Shivaits, or a yellow or white one for the vishnuits. The Naga Sadhus don't wear any clothes and cover their bodies with the ashes of the sacred fires in honor of Shiva.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
The Pujas (prayers) in India during the Khumb Mela
Sandrine Huet / Le Pictorium
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During the Khumb Mela, millions of pilgrims attend the great pujas every night on the banks of the river Shipra. The puja is a hindu ritual of offering and adoration. The ceremony starts with a bell tinkling to call the deities and follows with the offering of fresh flowers, incense, spices and candies going with music and mantras. The puja has a predominant role during the Khumb Mela combined with the holy baths in the river, which at this time are charged with healing powers due to the magnetic radiations of the sun, the moon and Jupiter.
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