Today, Holi is celebrated by people of all religions and cultures in India. It’s a time when people come together to celebrate the spirit of love and brotherhood while setting aside differences. What makes Holi so unique and special is the spirit of it which remains the same throughout the country.
40,000 years ago, primitive artists who painted murals on cave walls and stony outcrops invented the first pigments from easily available resources; a selection of red and yellow coloured clay, brown earth, white chalk and minerals.
The day just after Holi is known as Dhuleti. Every year, we go to our farmhouse with my entire family. I also carry big water guns (pichkaris) and lots of water balloons to the farm.
The grey of cloudy skies, sidewalk cement, comfortable bed linens – the color evokes our collective experiences over the past year.
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