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On Badugu workshops, Research II(Yogesh) :- photo collection-I


feb 2018

June 2018













June 2018

















june 2018



















June 2018







June 2018

Ummathur 





Yelandhur, June '18




















Agara, Jn '18




Thagaduru


28June 2018





Subramanya, the priest
























madhilu, attLu

3 July 2018
Kanakka's death ceremoney, Aug '18







Aug 2018









Mael kudhe', ayya gudi






balla




Baeldha festival banner

@B'gluru, Sep 2018




Sep 2018

Adhikarhatti





July 2018




BN KuLLa  ayya

Seethi  heththe

Thagaduru

Badugu workshop-B'luru

19th Feb 2018



 20.21  Feb 2018


April 2018



Badugu workshop @ Ooty
                                                                                             April 2018



Badugu wordshop @ KOthagiri
                                                                         


@Saai temple, EdapiLLu
                                                            Dec 2018

Badugu class, Dec 2018

with BBH team, Jan 2019




ele' kaNNaadi (made in bronze)





@ Old age home, Dhaenale'
                                                                                     Jan 2019







emme' thO', hosahatti, 
                                                                                                   maelseeme'

with Surendhra, a Konga(lingayath)
 @ Kembale'(near KadasOle'), Jan 2019




okkalu bettu(in the backdrop)

at north-mysuru side


pittle' haNNu



thaave' 

ee-handhi muLLu

@ Bargarh,
                                                                    Feb , 2019



















Sun temple, Konaark











workshop @ KOthagiri
                                     Apr 2018
 Dec 2018








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