Mohammad Azad designs and stitches traditional lehengas, or long embroidered skirts usually worn at weddings, at his shop in New Delhi, India. Azad makes two to three lehengas per day, which he sells to local shopkeepers. He earns about 800 Indian rupees ($11.49 USD) a day during peak marriage season.
Mohammad Azad designs and stitches traditional lehengas, or long embroidered skirts usually worn at weddings, at his shop in New Delhi, India. Azad makes two to three lehengas per day, which he sells to local shopkeepers. He earns about 800 Indian rupees ($11.49 USD) a day during peak marriage season.
Mohammad Azad designs and stitches traditional lehengas, or long embroidered skirts usually worn at weddings, at his shop in New Delhi, India. Azad makes two to three lehengas per day, which he sells to local shopkeepers. He earns about 800 Indian rupees ($11.49 USD) a day during peak marriage season.
