Tabish Khan sees everything through the prism of art, from an eggshell to broken material to fallen chinar leaves.
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As the season of harvesting the Kashmir walnuts arrives, the growers start plucking the crop, but it is not as easy as it looks.
Tabish Khan sees everything through the prism of art, from an eggshell to broken material to fallen chinar leaves, she performs her skill on everything.
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A pictorial journey of the hard work that goes in producing your favourite Walnut kernels.
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Given the huge share of walnuts, people say that they face hardships as the rates are quite low which discourages them year after year in continuing with the cu
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