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Indian natives cooling water for colonial types - The Aubdaur (Water Cooler) Date: 1838

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This image, titled "Indian Natives Cooling Water for Colonial Types - The Aubdaur (Water Cooler)," dates back to 1838, offering a glimpse into the intricate tapestry of colonial India. The photograph, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, reveals a community of local Indian men and women engaged in the age-old practice of cooling water for their British colonial overlords. The Aubdaur, a traditional Indian water cooler, is the focal point of the scene. The large, earthenware vessel, filled with water, is surrounded by a group of Indians, each using a small, flat stone to gently agitate the water, releasing the cooler air trapped within. The cooled water is then poured into a smaller, shallow bowl, from which the colonial types would drink. The scene exudes a sense of communal harmony, with the Indians working together to provide a vital service for their colonial rulers. However, the power dynamics of colonialism are evident in the relationship between the two groups. The colonial types, dressed in Western attire, are seated on chairs, enjoying the cool water provided by the Indian laborers, who are dressed in traditional Indian clothing and remain standing. This photograph offers a poignant reminder of the complex interplay between cultures during the colonial era in India. It also highlights the importance of community and the sharing of resources, even in the face of colonial exploitation. The Aubdaur, a seemingly simple water cooler, becomes a symbol of the intricate relationships and dependencies that existed between the colonizers and the colonized during this period in history.

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