Thanks giving (Irecha)

[Iguanasan]

A very interesting set, Yisehaq. I always find it so fascinating to see other cultures and how they see the world. Thanks for sharing!

[Mad Aussie]

A very interesting set, Yisehaq. I always find it so fascinating to see other cultures and how they see the world. Thanks for sharing!

I agree .... interesting to see the celebration clothing as well.

[asnow]

Very interesting to see how other cultures celebrate Thanksgiving. Thanks for sharing.

[Yisehaq]

Thanks a lot Iggy, MA and asnow!

[Bambi]

I agree .... interesting to see the celebration clothing as well.

fascinating photos and I did not know that about the calendar! Can I ask what they were doing by river?

I love the river shot as well as the close up the man and and #3. the eyes are brilliant.

[Yisehaq]

Thanks Bambi!

Can I ask what they were doing by river?

According to the belief of this ethnic group, God made man from water and soil. They go to the lake side as a symbol of the place of origin of life. Or, the place where God made the first man. As you can see in some of those pictures the people have in their had a hand full of grass and daisies. That is to show that for the past rainy season the land has been fertile for which they give thank to God. They will place the grass and the daisies by the lake side and say their thanks giving prayer. After then the cerimony of the begins the fasitivities of the day. The rest is PARTY PARTY PARTY...

[Marko]

I also like seeing your sets Yisehaq - way interesting!

[Yisehaq]

Thanks Marko!

[Hillbillygirl]

This is a beautiful cultural set Yisehaq. I love seeing, and reading about others lives/beliefs from around the world, and these show it so well. Really like the info you have given us with this set also.