Man with sight, speech, auditory disabilities weaves colour into lives of people in Vehari
VEHARI: A chairman with sight, auditory and vocalization disabilities works day and night to move colour into a lives of a people in Vehari.
The 40-year-old charpoy weaver, identified as Abdul Aziz, is renouned in a area for his singular designs. He weaves charpoys for opposite people in his village, Chak 63, and earns around Rs150 to Rs300 for weaving one charpoy.
Aziz, who has been weaving charpoys given a past 15 years, lives in a two-room sand residence with his aged mother.
The mother, who is utterly unapproachable of her son, common that her usually wish is to go for Hajj one day.
Despite many financial challenges, Aziz never gave adult and continued to work.
Aziz’s tough work and integrity has done him an impulse for everybody in his village. The whole encampment claims to be unapproachable of him.
Speaking about Aziz’s craft, a villager remarked that he is an intensely gifted craftsman. “There is no one else as gifted as him [Aziz], he shared.
Another common that Aziz has turn a pitch of tough work and bravery in a village. “He never begged for money, rather he works tough and earns a vital for himself,” he added.