Afghanistan, Pushtun people: making felt

Afghanistan, 1968

Film
A still image from Afghanistan, Pushtun people: making felt

Episode number 7 of Series “Mountain peoples of Central Asia”.
Shows how women of the Pushtun tribe make felt mats for their families and for decorating the hard floor of their black camel-hair tents. Suitable for upper primary, lower and middle secondary levels.

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director

Hermann Schlenker

producer

Julien Bryan

production company

International Film Foundation

Duration

00:09:00:00

Production places
Afghanistan
Production dates
1968

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Mountain peoples of Central Asia

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