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This video captures a scene of traditional metalworking in an open-front shop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The primary subject is a young man, dressed in an olive green shalwar kameez, sitting cross-legged on the ground. He is actively engaged in crafting, using a small hammer to strike a metallic piece placed on a square anvil block. Beside him is an orange bucket filled with numerous small metal components, possibly rivets or parts for handles. The wall behind him showcases a display of finished or semi-finished knives and daggers, each with a distinct wooden handle, indicating his trade. Further into the shop, another younger man, wearing a light tan shalwar kameez, also sits on the ground, performing a similar task. The workshop opens onto a dusty, unpaved street, lined with traditional-looking, light-colored buildings. During the video, a man on a bicycle can be seen riding past on the street. The sky is overcast, providing diffused daylight. The workers appear focused and industrious, embodying a scene of diligent manual craftsmanship. The setting reflects a quiet, traditional street environment. There is no visible text in the video. The sounds of repeated hammering are audible, underscoring the nature of the work.
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