He is a self-taught artist though he admits that social media did help him in honing his skills. Aziz-ul-Rehman is a resident of Gulabagh, #Srinagar. In the beginning, he made earrings and pendants from bones and then slowly graduated to other products. He enabled to get better his artwork in the lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic (3/4)
Would you decorate your home with art made from discarded materials? Aziz Ul Rehman’s craft is gaining global attention. Some see it as sustainability at its best, others as an unusual art form. What’s your take? #SustainableArt#KashmiriArtist#BoneCarving#EcoFriendlyArt #Handcrafted #TraditionalCraft #ArtInnovation
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Honoured to have been the Guest of Honour at the I.I.M.U.N. Kashmir Conference 2025, held on 18th Sept at SKUAST Shalimar, Srinagar. The conference brought together bright young minds to discuss ideas, leadership, and the future, and I am grateful to have been part of such event.
Meet Azizul Rahman, a craftsman from Kashmir who transforms discarded wood into masterpieces.
From forgotten scraps to lamps, bookshelves, and hangers, the artist gives new life to what others discard.
Made a rustic wall clock from a simple wood piece. I hope you guys like it and don���t forget to share it with your friends 💚 #craft #earthquake #DIY #stockmarketcrash
Hello everyone! Some of you may know me from Instagram or Facebook. I’ve just started sharing my art on Twitter, and I’d be thrilled if you could help spread the word. If my art resonates with you, please feel free to share it with your friends.
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