Warmed up with the tea, we headed to a modest wooden building and climbed the stairs to an upper room. There we met three men, all wearing long, woolen outer garments called a pheran. Each man was busy doing hook work stitching on colorful pieces of cloth, including some scarves destined for a Japanese boutique shop. The fine work resembling the chain stitch was highly detailed and rather tedious, so the men would only work on this for part of a day.
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This kind of embroidery is practiced by Sindhi women too.
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