TALOQAN CITY (Pajhwok): Mohammad Nazar makes and decorates every horse saddle in 15 days using his traditional tools and method and sells each piece for 20,000 to 40,000 afghanis.
He has been associated with the traditional profession since decades.
Buzkashi horses’ saddle making is a traditional and profitable profession in northeastern Takhar province.
Mohammad Nazar, originally from DashtiQala district, has kept this traditional profession alive and earns a livelihood this way.
He inherited the saddle making profession from his ancestors and has been associated with it since 33 years. He told Pajhwok he eked out a living from . . .
