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Silam Sakma 

"Silam Sakma" is a mythical symbol of Limbu, an indigenous group in Eastern Nepal, Sikkim and Western Bhutan, where 'Si' signifies death, 'Lam' means way, and 'Sakma' denotes to stop or halt. The Limbu people believe that Silam Sakma can help them dodge death, making it an important protective emblem within their culture.

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Alternative Text: “Silam Sakma” is a mythical symbol of Limbu, an indigenous group in Eastern Nepal, Sikkim and Western Bhutan, where ‘Si’ signifies death, ‘Lam’ means way, and ‘Sakma’ denotes to stop or halt. The Limbu people believe that Silam Sakma can help them dodge death, making it an important protective emblem within their culture.

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  • Aperture ƒ/1.8
  • Focal length 4.44mm
  • ISO 55
  • Shutter speed 1/1798

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