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#9325616

17 December 2022

December 16, 2022, Toluca, Mexico : The Gomez family is originally from an Otomi community belonging to San Pablo Autopan in Toluca, State of Mexico, for 28 years this Christmas season they are dedicated to the manufacture of handmade Christmas Nativities. To make them they use different types of wood and various types of grass, raw material collected from the field. on December 16, 2022 in Toluca, Mexico.

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#9325618

17 December 2022

December 16, 2022, Toluca, Mexico : The Gomez family is originally from an Otomi community belonging to San Pablo Autopan in Toluca, State of Mexico, for 28 years this Christmas season they are dedicated to the manufacture of handmade Christmas Nativities. To make them they use different types of wood and various types of grass, raw material collected from the field. on December 16, 2022 in Toluca, Mexico.

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#9325620

17 December 2022

December 16, 2022, Toluca, Mexico : The Gomez family is originally from an Otomi community belonging to San Pablo Autopan in Toluca, State of Mexico, for 28 years this Christmas season they are dedicated to the manufacture of handmade Christmas Nativities. To make them they use different types of wood and various types of grass, raw material collected from the field. on December 16, 2022 in Toluca, Mexico.

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#9325622

17 December 2022

December 16, 2022, Toluca, Mexico : The Gomez family is originally from an Otomi community belonging to San Pablo Autopan in Toluca, State of Mexico, for 28 years this Christmas season they are dedicated to the manufacture of handmade Christmas Nativities. To make them they use different types of wood and various types of grass, raw material collected from the field. on December 16, 2022 in Toluca, Mexico.

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#9311690

12 December 2022

Workers make billboards of G-20 Presidency Meet in Mumbai, India, 12 December, 2022. During the G-20 presidency, India will hold about 200 meetings in 32 different sectors in multiple locations across India.

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#9278478

4 December 2022

Drag queen dressed in an elaborate costume poses with a young woman holding a small doll in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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#8765344

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders prepare the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765346

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders pray during the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765348

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders prepare the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765350

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders prepare the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765352

3 September 2022

The offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765354

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders during luch after release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765356

3 September 2022

A traditional dancer performs during Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal parade at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765358

3 September 2022

A traditional dancer performs during Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal parade at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765360

3 September 2022

A traditional dancer performs during Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal parade at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765362

3 September 2022

A Dieng's dreadlock boy prepares for the Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal ceremony at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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