The lack of writing culture has
left us with a few pictures, some utensils, a handful of household and hunting
items and nothing else to keep us thinking and still thinking. Here are some
memoirs from a trip to the LHOP (Doya)
Land this weekend:-
http://asteesmemoir.blogspot.com/2015/08/amo-chu-and-her-ecosystem-doyas-in-focus.html (visit here for more information on the Lhops)
Deep in the lhop land with traditional lhop house in the background... |
This is the food prepared for the dead members during the burials |
Maize the main cereal in different stages with grander in the background |
These are Rombus and the ones with roof and fencing are the recent ones. |
He's Passang Dendup Doya a Tarayana volunter operating the lhop community Radio. |
A little amount they charge for the announcement in the radio. |
This is how Doya/Lhop men use to dress |
View of Lhop village from a roadside |
My students entering the Lhop Museum |
A better view of the Lhop museum that displays lhop lifestyles and photos |
this is the view of a typical stove and utensils used by the Lhops |
Mr. Sangay Khandu a teacher posing over lhop stove.. |
they call it a chungchu, used for storing their utensels and meat items at times |
The picture shows a roster head being offered to appease the deities. its believed that the roster should face Dechenphug as a reverence to Zhabdrung Rinpoche. |
Torma the ritual cakes displayed during the lhop offering and rituals as displayed in the museum. |
The picture here shows the lhop tradition of marriage ceremony |
This is how the Lhops dry their main cereals (Maize) |
My class girls trying lheu,making chilli powder |
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