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modest carpet-weaving enterprise in a slum outside Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan

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Afghan artisan Bustan Barati has chosen to boost the capacity after considering China's enormous market.

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his little carpet-weaving enterprise in a shanty on the outskirts of Kabul, the capital of his nation

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In 2013, Barati's workshop first sent carpets to China. "We have sold around 5,000 metres so far."

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We sell 30% of our goods to the Chinese market, which includes carpets.

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At a carpet-weaving shop in a slum outside of Kabul, a guy works.

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a carpet-weaving studio in Kabul, Afghanistan

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The Afghan Faryab Workshops are a collection of carpet-weaving businesses established by Muhibullah to raise the calibre of Afghan carpets and promote innovation among Afghan craftspeople.

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When he returned to his hometown of Sheberghan in 2003, he opened his first workshop. He has employed a hybrid approach to accomplish this aim, paying fair rates to artisans while maintaining control over the rug's quality.

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Till now Afghan Faryan has established more than 8 workshops in four different provinces.

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