Somebody in Larkana has hung metal utensils on branches to get them dried after washing. This photo is from December 4, 2009.
Photo Credits: Nadeem Akhtar at APP
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Not strange I have witnessed the same in many remote areas of Southern Punjab and Balochistan.
Well captured photograph, not much different from modern lamp art.
Reminds of the time in Karachi when people would hang their kitchen utensils on TV antennas hoping to catch transmission from Muscat :)
50-50 did a great skit on this.
Its a Christmas tree!
Marry Christmas!
I would have thought that this was some form of modern urban art, if not for the explanation. Interesting photo!
I look at this photo and I try to imagine what would be the thought process going on with the person who hung these pots. hmm. lets wash these pots. ok. now how to dry them? Well there is a leafless and dying plant out there in my yard. why not use its branches to hang these pots. Very creative and somewhat enjoyable for me. That is why I chose this photo to be shared here.