Jojawar is a fairly small community in the Rajasthan region of India. We spent several days here and I really enjoyed this part of our trip. It’s a more traditional community than many of the others we visited, with, for example many men in Jojawar having beards and wearing turbins — something you don’t see much of in India’s bigger cities anymore.
As I was sorting through my images from this community it became clear that there were many interesting doors in this small community, which is the theme of today’s blog.
I hope to share more stories from Jojawar with you in the future.
Some fine old doors there Doc ! 😀
D’you know they are bring prised out and sold as architectural salvage – often at high prices – to be mounted in hotels, houses as feature walls ? Otherwise I guess new owners would cast them out for firewood 😱