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Protecting the past to reshape the future

In Kabul’s main bazaar, tucked among the stalls of exposed raw meat, precious pashmina shawls, and cheap electric appliances, are rows of old Japanese porcelain teapots, once broken but painstakingly restored with the skillful use of glue and metal staples. The artisan in charge of this reconstruction – the patragar – played a significant role […]

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