Photo by: Mohammad Dargalayi For Andrew Billy, a 46-year-old craftsman from the U.S. state of Georgia, life took an

Photo by: Peshraw Mahdi The Hawrami klash, a traditional Kurdish shoe, is more than mere traditional footwear. O

Photo by: Mohammad Dargalayi “My grandfather, Haji Kakamin, built it in 1927. Back then, this was empty land. But h

Photos from the Ephraim Speiser Collection, courtesy of the Penn Museum, digitized as part of the Sersal Project. T

Photo by: Mohammad Dargalayi Built between 1190 and 1232 AD during the rule of Muzaffar al-Din al-Kawkaboori, the m

Photo by: Nasih Ali Khayat Cultural and artistic festivals are more than mere occasions for joy; they are living ex

Photo by: Safin Hamid Iraqi Kurds hold a deep sense of pride in the Pishdar dog or Kurdish Mastiff, a remarkable br

Each knot in a Kurdish carpet tells a silent story, tying generations of tradition to the land beneath our feet.

Before Enver Ozkahraman began taking photographs in the late 1960s, Turkish media knew little about the nature, people