Weaving has been celebrated for generations in Libya, but there are fears the traditional craft is dying.
Abdelbasit Tagouri is one of the last weavers in Tripoli’s old city and says he wants to pass on the tradition.
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Abdelbasit Tagouri is one of the last weavers in Tripoli’s old city and says he wants to pass on the tradition.
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