Tag Archive: Joypara


Day 301

YARN WINDER in Joypara preparing thread for weaving a lungi.

Yarnwinder

Day 291

CARPENTER’S PLANE sitting idle!

Wood shavings and Plane

Day 290

MISHTI IN THE MAKING in Joypara.  Mishti is the general name given to many sweets that are made in Bangladesh.

Sweets in the making.

Day 289

WASHING DISHES in preparation for rental for the next party! Cheaper than every one owning a large set, and less wasteful than disposable plates. Squeaky clean?

Day 287

CHANACHUR of many varieties available at this Joypara, Bangladesh market.

Nice Spicy Snack!

Day 286

ONIONS (PIAJ) are readily available at any market.

A big handful!

Day 285

HURRICANE LAMP UNDER RICKSHAW in Joypara for night- time travel!  This reminds me of the lanterns used for the horse-drawn carriages by my Amish relatives.

Night Light!

Day 284

SANDALS ANYONE?   This assortment was available at a shop in Joypara.

All in a row!

Day 110

WATER

Since we were without water in our apartment building since last evening  I thought this photo from our Easter weekend trip to Joypara would be fitting.

Water! A precious commodity.

Day 109

CHILI PEPPERS

There may be  a shortage of electricity in Bangladesh, but not a shortage of these essential peppers.  No one makes better spicy curries than the Bengalis.

paka morich

Day 108

JOYPARA LADY

This is a lady I met on the path in the Joypara village.

Veiled

Day 106

LADY

This lady was peering out the window at the foreigners, one of which was wielding a camera!

Caught by the lens.