check out these curious and colourful roof sculptures
Ranging from airplanes, trophies, bucking horses and even a full tug-of-war team, we can guarantee that you folk have never seen the type of quirky roof sculptures snapped up by Rajesh Vora within the Punjab hinterlands.
This tradition of customising these sculptures has roots all the way back to the '70s made by non-resident Indians living overseas, as a way to disguise large water tanks and make them a tad easier on the eye. Fancy a better look at all of these rad roof beauties? Take a hop, skip and a jump over to his online portfolio.
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