Match the following traditional fairs, architectural styles, and folk art forms of Himachal Pradesh (List I) with their corresponding defining characteristics or regional associations (List II):
- Minjar FairMonsoon harvest festival held in Chamba where silk tassels symbolizing maize flora are offered to Lord Varuna in the Ravi river.
- Kath-Kuni ArchitectureIndigenous seismic-resistant structural technique combining alternate layers of timber beams and unmortared stone masonry.
- Lavi FairCenturies-old commercial trade fair held along the Satluj river at Rampur Bushahr for trading wool, dry fruits, and Chamurthi horses.
- Thangka PaintingsSacred Buddhist scroll art on cotton or silk canvas depicting deities, mandalas, and life events of Buddha.
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Minjar Fair corresponds to the monsoon harvest festival in Chamba along the Ravi river; Kath-Kuni Architecture corresponds to the seismic-resistant building style using alternating timber and unmortared stone; Lavi Fair corresponds to the commercial trade fair held at Rampur Bushahr along the Satluj river; and Thangka Paintings correspond to the sacred Buddhist scroll paintings on silk or cotton.
Each cultural element of Himachal Pradesh is correctly paired: Minjar Fair is associated with the maize flower ritual along the Ravi river in Chamba; Kath-Kuni Architecture describes the flexible timber-stone masonry technique of the Western Himalayas; Lavi Fair represents the historic trade market of Rampur Bushahr along the Satluj river; and Thangka Paintings depict traditional Buddhist scroll iconography.
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Fairs, traditional architecture, and folk art forms of Himachal Pradesh