Share this article WhatsappFacebookTwitterLinkedin Rim Taher (Agence France-Presse) Tripoli, Libya ● Sun, July 10, 2022In Tripoli's Old City, young Libyans weave delicate patterns with threads of silver and gold to create traditional filigree jewelry, reviving an art almost lost through decades of dictatorship and war. Abdelmajid Zeglam is just 12 years old, but his minutely detailed creations are already selling fast in the streets around a Roman-era archway dedicated to emperor Marcus Aurelius. "I hesitated at first for fear of failing because I'm young, but my mum encouraged me," Zeglam said. to Read Full Story SUBSCRIBE NOW Starting from IDR 55,500/month Unlimited access to our web and app contente-Post daily digital newspaperNo advertisements, no interruptionsPrivileged access to our events and programsSubscription to our newsletters We accept Register to read 3 premium articles for free Already subscribed?

Source: Libya Today July 10, 2022 06:16 UTC