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27 June 2022

Tourism in Greece - The exotic beach of Falassarna at the western side of Crete island. Falasarna bay with 5 beaches with whitish sand and crystal clear transparent tropical turquoise water hosts some of the most famous beaches in Greece, which has been awarded as the best beach of Crete and voted as one of the 10 best beaches in Europe several times in the past. Local people and tourists are seen relaxing, sunbathing, tanning, swimming, doing water sports and walking. Tourism is bouncing back with reservations exceeding the pre-pandemic numbers, putting Greece and the Greek islands on high demand. Tourists travel after the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic. Falassarna, Chania, Crete island, Greece on June 14, 2022

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29 June 2021

Demonstrator with a tattoo on his arm in the form of a traditional Ukrainian pattern during an anti-presidential rally outside the President's office organised by opposition parties and movements to demand his impeachment for high treason, in Kyiv on June 28, 2021.

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#4407104

25 May 2019

People visit the Jamdani Sari fair organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 25, 2019. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#4407108

25 May 2019

People visit the Jamdani Sari fair organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 25, 2019. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#4407114

25 May 2019

People visit the Jamdani Sari fair organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 25, 2019. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#4407116

25 May 2019

People visit the Jamdani Sari fair organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 25, 2019. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#4407120

25 May 2019

People visit the Jamdani Sari fair organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 25, 2019. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#4407132

25 May 2019

People visit the Jamdani Sari fair organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 25, 2019. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755116

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755120

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755132

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755134

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755138

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755160

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755164

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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#2755170

29 May 2018

Peoples visit the Jamdani Sari exhibition at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 29, 2018.The Jamdani Sari exhibition was organized by Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) at National Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 13-23. The saris, in the price range of BDT 3000-80,000, were in pastel hues as well as shades of bright blue, purple, magenta, among others. Each piece flaunted a unique pattern of the craft. The intricate motifs, meticulously woven by the hard-working jamdani weavers of our country, gave each sari a touch of grandeur and perfection. From the contemporary black-white and black-red combinations, to the classic black, exquisite white and other equally magnificent pieces of the favourite attire of any Bangladeshi woman, the collection was a treat for jamdani enthusiasts.

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