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This photo depicts a member of the Kabui tribe of Manipur, India, dressed in traditional Kabui attire. The Kabui tribe is one of the major Naga tribes of Manipur, and their traditional clothing typically features bright colors and intricate designs. In this photo, the woman is wearing a red and black striped shawl, along with traditional jewelry and accessories. The Kabui people are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes unique customs, traditions, and folk beliefs.
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