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Kashmiri Kangris arrives early in the market for Winter season

Date: 24-11-2016 | Total Images: 16

A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:20:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:20:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:20:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:20:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:19:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:18:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:18:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:17:00
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
A vendor sells kangris as the winter season is onset, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal to keep the chill at bay.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:17:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:14:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:14:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:14:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:13:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:13:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:13:00
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Kangris displayed which are used during the winter season by Kashmiris to keep the chill at bay, arrive early in the market in Srinagar on Thursday, 24 November 2016. 'Kangri,' commonly called kanger in Kashmir, is a traditional earthen pot in a woven wicker basket and filled with red-hot charcoal.
Photographer: Bilal Najar
Uploaded: 24-11-2016 19:12:00