ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月25日 02時06分

A shepherd held a newborn karakul #lamb in the #pastures outside of Mazar-i-Sharif. Most Western countries import little from #Afghanistan other than carpets and opium. But in Finland, fur buyers are fond of the velvety pelts of Afghan karakul lambs. Last year, they imported nearly half a million pelts. Newborns like this one are valued above other breeds for the luster and tight, soft curls of their fur, which form mesmerizing patterns and curlicues. But the fur quickly grows woolier and loses its value. “Shepherds must decide within the first day of the lamb's life if they are going to slaughter it for its newborn coat or raise it for wool and #kebab,” wrote @bdentonphoto, who is on #nytassignment in Afghanistan. #regram

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