Original photography from Andrew Quilty
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Recently-woven carpets dry in the open air at the Afghan Bazar Carpet Company factory in Mazar-i Sharif, in northern Afghanistan's Balkh Province. The Company employs some 20,000 weavers.
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A young girl rides a horse on a hilltop in Kabul with Nader Shah Tomb in the background.
❋Andrew Quilty is an award-winning Australian photojournalist who has been based in Kabul since 2013. His work in Afghanistan has been published in many leading publications including Harper’s Magazine and Rolling Stone. In 2019, Andrew won World Press Photo in the Spot News Category and in 2016, a Gold Walkley, the highest honor in Australian journalism. His first photo book, ‘This is Afghanistan,’ a visual retrospective of his decade living in the country, was published in 2023.
50% of your purchase will be donated to support Artijaan's women's networks in rural Afghanistan and 50% will be given to the photographer.
Print 1
Recently-woven carpets dry in the open air at the Afghan Bazar Carpet Company factory in Mazar-i Sharif, in northern Afghanistan's Balkh Province. The Company employs some 20,000 weavers.
Print 2
A young girl rides a horse on a hilltop in Kabul with Nader Shah Tomb in the background.
❋Andrew Quilty is an award-winning Australian photojournalist who has been based in Kabul since 2013. His work in Afghanistan has been published in many leading publications including Harper’s Magazine and Rolling Stone. In 2019, Andrew won World Press Photo in the Spot News Category and in 2016, a Gold Walkley, the highest honor in Australian journalism. His first photo book, ‘This is Afghanistan,’ a visual retrospective of his decade living in the country, was published in 2023.
50% of your purchase will be donated to support Artijaan's women's networks in rural Afghanistan and 50% will be given to the photographer.
Print 1
Recently-woven carpets dry in the open air at the Afghan Bazar Carpet Company factory in Mazar-i Sharif, in northern Afghanistan's Balkh Province. The Company employs some 20,000 weavers.
Print 2
A young girl rides a horse on a hilltop in Kabul with Nader Shah Tomb in the background.
❋Andrew Quilty is an award-winning Australian photojournalist who has been based in Kabul since 2013. His work in Afghanistan has been published in many leading publications including Harper’s Magazine and Rolling Stone. In 2019, Andrew won World Press Photo in the Spot News Category and in 2016, a Gold Walkley, the highest honor in Australian journalism. His first photo book, ‘This is Afghanistan,’ a visual retrospective of his decade living in the country, was published in 2023.
50% of your purchase will be donated to support Artijaan's women's networks in rural Afghanistan and 50% will be given to the photographer.
