Afghan jewels
The history of Afghan jewels in 2 great tribes: the Kochi Pashtuns and the Turkmen; stories that link silver, nomads and a lot of tradition. The Afghan jewels in 2…
Afghan carpets
3 of the most famous Afghan carpets, also told here with a micro introduction about the two peoples who weave them: Turkmen and Baloch. Of imaginary territories Linked to predominantly…
Afghan hats
After the suits, here are the 5 typical men's hats of Afghanistan, often worn by some of the central figures in the history and politics of the country. The Afghan…
Ahmad Shah Mansour, thanks to him Pakul enjoyed enormous popularity
Afghan dress code
The basics of the traditional clothes of Afghanistan, a necessary path to really put ourselves in Pashtun shoes by discovering their dress code. Ah, there is also, in summary, the…
Buzkashi, ancestral competition
We present Buzkashi, one of the most loved sports in Central Asia still today and which, in a certain sense, tells its story. Ancient ancestor of polo, this game will…
“The Bookseller of Kabul” by Åsne Seierstad
A step back several years with "The bookseller of Kabul", a book that has, in a certain sense, paved the way for Afghanistan. Journalist Åsne Seierstad spent the year in…
5 on Netflix
We take the Editoriaraba article as an opportunity to bring you 5 films and series that we have seen in the last period on Netflix. We hope you like it,…
Progetto Kitab: Ponte33
Quarta puntata del “Progetto Kitab” con la casa editrice Ponte33 che ha presente nel suo catalogo ben 14 libri affini al nostro progetto La casa editrice Una Associazione culturale che…
The Breadwinner, an Afghan fable
An animation masterpiece that manages to tell with poetry what has been one of the bloodiest conflicts of recent years. Nominated for an Oscar last year, The Breadwinner is arguably…
Mizrahim, the Jews of the Middle East
A population that has always lived in the Middle East, to the point of becoming, until the birth of Israel, one of the most wealthy and powerful Jewish groups ever.…
