Description
Hash smoking in Afghanistan Black & White print #9
The Hash smoking in Afghanistan black and white serie captures moments of traditional Afghan cannabis culture, showcasing men enjoying hashish through a hookah, a common practice in Afghanistan. The simplicity of black and white highlights the heavy smoke of the legendary Afghan hashish, traditionally smoked pure with charcoal. Afghans call these hookahs “Chillum” and gather is “chillum houses” as a communal activities, sharing large amounts of hash while drinking green tea. The timeless feeling of these images is further reinforced through the monochrome print, blurring the lines of when they were captured, thus exuding a perpetual charm.
These photographs not only serve as a window into a unique cultural practice but also stand as a testament to the enduring nature of human traditions in the face of modern changes. The black and white medium strips away the distractions of color, allowing the viewer to focus on the expressions of camaraderie, the ritualistic preparation, and the serene environment in which these gatherings take place. Each print invites you into a moment frozen in time, where the smoke, the faces, and the ambiance tell a story of cultural heritage that transcends the specifics of any given year. These images resonate with an authenticity that speaks to both history and the present day, making them exceptional pieces of cannabis art and cannabis themed home decor.
The hash smoking prints in black and white are available unframed or with a choice of mat board and framing to match your decor, ideal for adding a unique touch to your cannabis art collection.
Hash smoking in Afghanistan Black & White print #9
Options available
Single print
Print with mat board (white, beige or black)
Framed (black or gold) print with mat board
Size
24 x 30 cm / 9.4 x 11.8 inches
For more informations and images of the traditional Afghan Cannabis culture, get the photo book ‘Afghanistan, Fortress of Cannabis‘.
