The woman who turned to emroidery to make a living

The woman who turned to emroidery to make a living

Razia’s family migrated to Iran during the civil war, but unlike other immigrants, she had very little to complain about.  She focused on acquiring and perfecting sewing and embroidery skills while there and was eventually being paid enough to support her family making wedding dresses for Iranians.Download Full Story

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