In the painting class, the girl drew a portrait of a man and placed it over her own head.
Children gaze at the desert stretching out before them. Excessive human activity on Earth and global warming have created arid lands.
In the simple light of her home, a Baloch woman creates patterns on fabric with her hands. Passed down from generation to generation, this traditional craft preserves a vital part of the identity, culture, and intangible heritage of Balochistan.
Two young girls, dressed in different ways and shaped by different traditions, share a moment of pure joy. Their laughter reminds us that peace does not begin with our similarities, but with our ability to accept and embrace our differences from childhood.
Beneath the mountains of Birjand, red barberries are traditionally dried under the sun and wind. A rural woman and man work side by side, using simple tools to turn and prepare the barberries for drying. This image is not merely a story of a valuable Iranian crop; it is...
The construction worker gazed at the result of his work while sitting at a height.