Bangladesh Pins and Buttons

Desi mango bar snack

Bou Amar Bhogoban - funny couple Bangla

Illustrated by Dania Sabri.

Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

I m a Proud Bengali

This T-shirt is perfect for anyone who loves Bengali culture and has a sense of humor. The slogan "জীবনটা বেদনা (Jibonta Bedona)" means "life is full of sadness" in Bengali, but it is used in a lighthearted way to express the Bengali people's outlook on life. This T-shirt is sure to start a conversation and make your friends laugh.

রাখে আল্লাহ মারে কে, it means "He whom Allah protects, who can kill him?"s a Bengali proverb that means that no one can harm someone who is under Allah's protection. This phrase is often used as a prayer to Allah for protection from danger.

Magnificent cat. National animal of India and Bangladesh. This one is from Bannerghatta National Park, Bangalore, Karnataka, INDIA (built on PD, Ram's Foto Flickr.)

The national flower of Bangladesh!

The capital city of Bangladesh.

This T-shirt is a very funny and trendy T-shirt, when you wear it your Bangladeshi friends will be surprised and ask you where you bought it from. Bangladeshis will understand the true meaning of this T-shirt.

It’s International Mother Language Day. In honor of the 4 Bengali student martyrs who stood up for their mother’s language in 1952, and for every one today out there- never forget, do your best to preserve the language and culture for the future generations.

Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

Dhaka, Bangladesh 1994 Pentax MX | Tamron 28-70 f/3.5-4.5 | Kodachrome Featured in #1 Artists of RedBubble (22 May 2011) Featured in Life in the City, Suburbs, or Bush (23 May 2011) Featured in Artists Universe (8 June 2011) Featured in High Quality Images (10 June 2011) Featured in Street Photography and Photojournalism (27 June 2011) Featured in All Things Photographic (17 August 2013) Featured in This & That (18 July 2014) Featured in Everyday Life (10 November 2014) Top 10 in Absolute Clarity "Kids playing outside" (10 May 2014) [1970views 29/1/2016] [1073views 18/8/13]

the go to phrase for ending most arguments

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And it shows...!

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Royal Bengal Tiger design

Lalbagh Fort is an incomplete Mughal palace fortress in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Its construction was commenced in 1678 by Prince Muhammad Azam during his 15-month long vice-royalty of Bengal, but when he was recalled his successor did not complete the work. His daughter Pari Bibi died here in 1684 and this led him to consider the fort to be ominous (from Wiki ). This shot is taken from one of the corner towers. The intricate palace-like structure visible through the doorway is in fact the tomb of Pari Bibi, the central of of the three large buildings still standing in the fort. EK9404.25.6725 Pentax MX | Tamron 28-70 f/3.5-4.5 | Ektachrome

Dhaka, Bangladesh Pentax MX | Tamron 28-70 f/3.5-4.5 | Kodachrome

[1853views 6/8/2016] Dhaka, Bangladesh Construction of the fort began in 1678 - the precise date of the mosque is not known The fort is on the "Tentative" list of UNESCO's World Heritage List EK9404.15.6714 Pentax MX | Tamron 28-70 f/3.5-4.5 | Ektachrome Featured in Architectural Photography (8 August 2016)

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The IATA code of Dhaka Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport

Christmas Gift for Bangladesh From Bengali

Funny Cricket Touchdown

I illustrated this piece in response to a prompt for a contest hosted by Bangladeshi organization. "What does freedom/liberation mean now" From a bangladeshi perspective. I took a different approach. True freedom for this country is the chance to grow in their own direction and not in someone else's shadow.

I <3 Sarees

Sketching faces :)~

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Have No Fear The Bengali Is Here - Gift for Bengali From Bangladesh

This T-shirt is perfect for anyone who loves Bengali culture and has a sense of humor. The slogan "বাঁশ খাচ্ছি (Bash Khachi)" means "I am eating bamboo" in Bengali, but it is used figuratively to mean "life is becoming difficult day by day." This T-shirt is a humorous way to express the challenges that Bengali people face in their everyday lives. It is sure to start a conversation and make your friends laugh.