Bourne and Shepherd - Group of fakirs in Afganistan (1880)

This captivating photograph by Bourne, captured in 1880, offers a glimpse into a bygone era of Afghanistan. The image portrays a group of fakirs, holy men known for their ascetic practices, in traditional attire. Printed on premium paper with exceptional clarity and detail, this photograph allows you to step back in time and encounter this unique aspect of Afghan culture.

Immerse Yourself in History:

• A Window into the Past: Witness a group of Afghan fakirs in their traditional garb, circa 1880.

• Cultural Encounter: Gain insight into the practices and attire of these holy men who hold a significant place in Afghan society.

• A Historical Artifact: This photograph serves as a valuable piece of Afghan history, perfect for history enthusiasts and anyone curious about different cultures.

A Conversation Starter Sparking Curiosity:

• Unique for Any Space: Add a touch of cultural intrigue and historical depth to your living room, office, or any space yearning for a conversation starter.

• Ignites Questions and Discussion: This captivating photograph sparks curiosity and discussion, inviting viewers to explore the fascinating world of Afghan fakirs.

Product Details:

• Material: Premium Paper

• Print Type: Photograph

• Available in various sizes to suit your space and preferences

• Framing options (not included): PVC, Metal, or Wood

• Features: Crisp clarity, vivid details, historical significance

• Ideal for: History buffs, cultural enthusiasts, admirers of unique traditions

Experience the Legacy: