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#13688940

10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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#13688941

10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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#13688942

10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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#13688943

10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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#13643188

30 Apr 2026

The Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, are located in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among Gaudi's lesser-known works and feature his signature symbols, such as plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens remained largely unknown until Gaudi's authorship was confirmed in 1971. They have since become a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643189

30 Apr 2026

The Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, are located in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among Gaudi's lesser-known works and feature his signature symbols, such as plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens remained largely unknown until Gaudi's authorship was confirmed in 1971. They have since become a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643192

30 Apr 2026

The grotto where the Fountain of Magnesia is located in the Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are one of Gaudi's lesser-known works and feature his signature symbols, such as plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. They are now a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643194

30 Apr 2026

A pergola with a fountain featuring a lion, representing the evangelist Saint Mark, is seen in the Artigas Gardens in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are one of the Catalan architect's lesser-known works, featuring plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. They are now a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643195

30 Apr 2026

A pergola with a fountain featuring a lion, representing the evangelist Saint Mark, is seen in the Artigas Gardens in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are one of the Catalan architect's lesser-known works, featuring plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. They are now a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643196

30 Apr 2026

The Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, are located in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among Gaudi's lesser-known works and feature his signature symbols, such as plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens remained largely unknown until Gaudi's authorship was confirmed in 1971. They have since become a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643197

30 Apr 2026

A pergola with a fountain featuring a lion, representing the evangelist Saint Mark, is seen in the Artigas Gardens in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are one of the Catalan architect's lesser-known works, featuring plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. They are now a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643198

30 Apr 2026

The Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, are located in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among Gaudi's lesser-known works and feature his signature symbols, such as plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens remained largely unknown until Gaudi's authorship was confirmed in 1971. They have since become a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643201

30 Apr 2026

The original entrance to the Artigas Gardens, featuring snakes and a gazebo, in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among the Catalan architect's lesser-known works and include plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. Currently, they are a major tourist attraction coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643202

30 Apr 2026

The original entrance to the Artigas Gardens, featuring snakes and a gazebo, in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among the Catalan architect's lesser-known works and include plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. Currently, they are a major tourist attraction coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643207

30 Apr 2026

A caryatid of a woman presides over the arched bridge in the Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are one of Gaudi's lesser-known works, featuring plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists. The gardens gained recognition in 1971 when Gaudi's authorship was confirmed. They are now a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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#13643209

30 Apr 2026

The Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudi, are located in La Pobla de Lillet, Spain, on April 27, 2026. Built between 1905 and 1906, these gardens are among the lesser-known works of the Catalan architect. They feature Gaudi's signature elements, such as plant motifs, grottoes, stone sculptures, and symbols of the four Evangelists, which also appear in the Sagrada Familia. The gardens remained largely unknown until Gaudi's authorship was confirmed in 1971. An eagle figure, symbolizing the evangelist Saint John, stands on the bridge crossing the Llobregat River. Currently, the gardens are a major tourist attraction, coinciding with the Gaudi Year celebrations.

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