![Rajasthani Gypsy Style, Hampi, India gypsy stall, Hampi, Indian lady, tribal jewellery](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8ZQrNQnBGssbOK9pH6xnVSrFfjvcZ4ZkLFTrEGNNRooYDBc0Mw4fzre1uQk01WMcLCyv3TKarYhHmOCAbMrXTunKhTPtrK8rM4dZHmjwS2_LxIVI3jPbha_qqKKj4uw68OtcmTW2O-kk/s640/gypsylady_1.jpg)
Having arrived in Hampi, Karnataka after another sleepless overnight bus (which I have to admit was more like riding a 7 hour roller coaster), I am happy to report my love for India has once again returned (spending 2 months in a pollution-ridden city being hauled around by con men rickshaw drivers will dampen the spirits of any well traveled foreigner). After a day-long bicycle ride around the sites bewitching yet somewhat forsaken landscape of Tomb Raider style temples, giant boulders and towering palm groves, I happened upon some rather interesting figures. It seems the gypsies have arrived in Hampi in all their mirror-worked, embroidered and bell-jangling glory. For these ladies, less definitely is not more.
![Handmade jewellery, India vintage handmade jewellery, india, Hampi, Karnataka, wandering style](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9-LF5gx35A7ySBFXZiDJBQ64ptqY07jtbzkIkV5IvUtZmCrnwVmqSpygEHhAgSoCruTVfJP7vZzHc1123DRoVa98UszPpPE1a4uaUVZBfcKobhrI7rAjcMx4Z_UIx1lnGO4kFWpR5WKM/s640/gypsyladystall1.jpg)
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