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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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#9593184

15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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15 February 2023

Street vendors arrange Martenitsi at an open air-market in the Black sea town of Varna, some 450kms. (280 miles) east of the bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle.

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#444573

17 February 2015

A street vendor arranges Martenitsi at an open air-market in the town of Varna, Bulgaria, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle. Photo by:/Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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17 February 2015

A street vendor arranges Martenitsi at an open air-market in the town of Varna, Bulgaria, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle. Photo by:/Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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17 February 2015

A street vendor arranges Martenitsi at an open air-market in the town of Varna, Bulgaria, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle. Photo by:/Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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17 February 2015

A street vendor arranges Martenitsi at an open air-market in the town of Varna, Bulgaria, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle. Photo by:/Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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17 February 2015

A street vendor arranges Martenitsi at an open air-market in the town of Varna, Bulgaria, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Martenitsi, from the Bulgarian word for March, are in their simplest form red-and-white woolen tassels that symbolize love, health and fertility, and can be seen pinned to clothing, dangling from wrists, tied to front gates, and even attached to the collars of cats and dogs, as well as around the horns of cattle. Photo by:/Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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