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Coming Soon | Kashmiri rugs get a new lease of life
"I started learning this craft when I was about 4 years old," said carpet weaver Mohammad Shafi Tinda. Kashmiri carpets are woven stories, passed down from generation to generation. Each intricate knot and mesmerizing pattern whispers tales of a rich cultural heritage, deeply rooted in the Indo-Persian artistic tradition. Join us as we explore the craft and witness a timeless legacy unfold in the tiny workshops of Kashmir.
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