The Central Asia Program at George Washington University recently had a special exhibition for Central Asian women and art during the International Womens Day celebrations.
Carpets and other items woven by Afghan women at home sell well in U.S. markets, businesspeople who spoke to VOA said. One vendor said online sales arent bad.
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