Product Code: P222B

Description: Paravet vaccinating sheep in a dusty stable
Hazarajat, Wardak Province, 2008

© Sandra Calligaro 200

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Children in their renovated home, old city Kabul
Restorations done by Aga Khan Trust for Culture, 2009

© Sandra Calligaro 200

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Young hazara girl carrying her brother on her back.
Bamiyan Province, 2009

© Sandra Calligaro 200

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Buzkashi (National sport of Afghanistan)played in Qasaba, Kabul
Often violent, always dramatic, Buzhashi requires skilled horses as well as riders.

© Sandra Calligaro 200

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Taliban fighter hiding his face
Farah Province, 2009

© Sandra Calligaro 200

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Women riding donkey past destroyed village
Bamiyan Province, 2009

© Sandra Calligaro 200

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Young Kabul boy wearing his father’s turban, Kabul, Afghanistan

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Darul Aman Palace, Kabul, Afghanistan
The Darul Aman palace was built by King Amanullah Khan in 1924. It was heavily bombed during factional fighting in the early 1990s.

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: A pedestrian bridge across the Kabul river in winter. Kabul, Afghanistan the second

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Two Buddhist stupas with artificial caves in the background – part of the complex of statues, caves and a monastery built between 3rd and 6th centuries CE in Bamyan Province, Afghanistan. This complex also included the world’s largest statues of Buddha destroyed by the Taliban in 2001.

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Band-e-Amir

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Old Afghan men wearing a turban

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded

Product Code: P222B

Description: Young Afghan girl with a red shawl, Afghanistan

© Philippe Couteau 2005

Materials and Construction: Printed paper, blank inside
Can be packaged in sets of any size.

Size in centimeters: 13.5w x 18.5h, folded