By repurposing discarded sheep pelts from Kashmir's meat economy, artisan Tahir Ahmad Kalwal is crafting sustainable luxury fur goods, though a lack of local processing infrastructure threatens to stall the sector’s ₹600-crore potential.
By repurposing discarded sheep pelts from Kashmir's meat economy, artisan Tahir Ahmad Kalwal is crafting sustainable luxury fur goods, though a lack of local processing infrastructure threatens to stall the sector’s ₹600-crore potential.
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By repurposing discarded sheep pelts from Kashmir's meat economy, artisan Tahir Ahmad Kalwal is crafting sustainable luxury fur goods, though a lack of local processing infrastructure threatens to stall the sector’s ₹600-crore potential.
