Ghagra choli, childs

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Ghagra choli, childs

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Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Collection

Te Papa Collections Online

Description

This ghagra choli was the first Indian outfit worn by Aariel Naidu, which she wore to a wedding in 2009. Born in New Zealand to Fijian Indian parents, the suit is an important expression of Aariel's Indian cultural heritage. Aariel’s mother also regularly speaks Hindi to the children at home as well as teaching them Hindi songs. The outfit is part of a group of objects collected to represent some of the key moments and everyday life of three year old Aariel Naidu. Aariel is a participant in ...

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Date created

circa 2009

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/1289283

Related subjects

Childhood & youth / suits / Aariel Naidu / Fijian Indian

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