Kabul: Rare Silk Quran Completed in Two Years

   Source: Trt World Jun 6, 2018 No Comments


A foundation set up shop in Kabul 12 years ago to preserve art forms that go back centuries crafts like ceramics, woodworking and calligraphy. More than three dozen artisans completed its latest masterpiece, and as Yasin Eken tells us, it's a sacred one.

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