• Dawat 1990s Afghan Pakistani food framed art — KHAJISTAN™

Dawat (1990s, Pakistan) – Framed Art

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Title: Dawat, Unknown Photographer
Country: Pakistan
Year: 1990s
Poster size: 16″ × 20″
Frame: Matte black plastic with glass front
Condition: Vintage
Publisher: Afghan Media Resource Center (AMRC)

A flash-lit snapshot of a traditional Afghan/Pakistani dinner spread, featuring bananas, watermelon, saffron-scented sheermal, meat pulao, and stews, was omitted from the official Afghan Media Resource Center (AMRC) catalog for low quality and dim lighting.

Exhibited in “Spasial Program” at SculptureCenter, New York, June 18 –July 28, 2025. 

Availability: Free pickup on July 29, or worldwide shipping (price excludes shipping).

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