KABUL: For generations, the pelts of newborn karakul lambs were one of Afghanistan’s major export items, sought after at home and abroad to produce the iconic caps worn by rulers, statesmen and ...
In his rundown wooden shop in the old Nawab Bazar market of Indian-held Kashmir's capital Srinagar, 29-year-old Muzaffar Ahmad Jan busily sifts through a stack of Karakul skin lying in a corner. Jan ...
A newborn karakul lamb scampers across the grass-fringed desert sand, its fur a wave of tight black curls that form a pattern as unique as human fingerprints. Within days, the curls will unfold, ...
The traditional cap used by the people of Kashmir is known as Qaraqal in the local language. Considered to be the royal cap of Kashmir, it's the symbol of honour and dignity for Kashmiris. The term ...
Study: Nutrition has greater influence on gut microorganisms than defensins ...
Qaraqal is the native name for the traditional cap worn by the inhabitants of Kashmir. It is regarded as Kashmir's regal cap and is a representation of dignity and honour for Kashmiris. Depending on ...
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