Older South Asian Canadian women

Surjit Kaur is dancing at a family wedding function with two visible family members. Surjit Kaur is wearing a peach-coloured salwar suit with a matching chunni, which is a long scarf, around her shoulders. One of her hands has mehendi , a temporary red-orange skin decoration often applied before weddings.

Surjit Kaur is on an excursion to Whistler, British Columbia, with other South Asian women. Surjit Kaur seated in front, second to the left, is wearing a pink salwar suit, Indian womenswear, with a matching chunni. A chunni is a head covering that is a long scarf that South Asian women typically wear. Surjit Kaur's daughter, Gurcharan Kaur, is posing next to her. Surjit Kaur is sitting amongst other South Asian women on a picnic blanket at a Whistler park. The background contains many South Asian women in similar attire.

Surjit Kaur seen in the front row, far right of the photograph, is in a classroom surrounded by many South Asian children, middle-aged women, and older women. Surjit Kaur is wearing a black-and-white patterned salwar with her white chunni around her shoulders. There are many South Asian women wearing Indian attire, with others wearing long dresses.

Surjit Kaur is standing (left) beside a Christmas tree with an unidentified woman in Surjit Kaur's living room. The Christmas tree is decorated with Christmas cards, ornaments, and tinsel. Surjit Kaur is wearing a blue-patterned salwar suit, which is Indian women's attire, with a blue cardigan. Her head's covered with a chunni, a long scarf some South Asian women wear around their heads. The unidentified woman is wearing a similiar outfit of a cardigan, a chunni, and a salwar suit. There are pictures of Surjit Kaur's grandson above her Christmas tree. The background has a light-blue curtain, white walls, a coffee table, and a couch.

Bachan Kaur is sitting on an armchair in her home near a window. Her head is covered and she is wrapped in a blanket.