We were lucky enough to be in India for Holi – a big and colorful holiday in India that celebrates the Spring harvest and involves color being rubbed, sprayed and splashed around.
We had a safe, staid and controlled Holi celebration at the hotel as we were warned that Holi festivities can get overly rowdy.
But the best pictures and expressions of Holi were to be found out and about.
This was right before I got my personal daub of flourescent green at the Agra train station…
Which was nothing compared to some folks that ended up stained for days.
This is the Jahangir Mahal in 
The solution throughout palaces and forts during India’s Mughal reign was to build in screens carved out of stone – in this case sandstone. 
The artisan carvers made each and every screen different.
They remind me of sampler quilt blocks where the repeating forms echo and relate to each other in scale, but are each unique. 
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