This is Pakistan.

​@@m90dar одна страна, искусственно разделённые люди по религиозному признаку.

I was wondering that also!

​@@drivestowork TV co

Through scrap

Di indonesia juga banyak koran korea. Entah dari mana

한국 신문사는 보조금을 받기위해 일정량 이상의 신문을 발행합니다 대부분의 신문은 폐기처분되어 수출됩니다 아마도 그런 과정을 거쳐 사용하는것 같네요!

Thanks for comment sir

It's called freehanding, and takes years of practice. His work is definitely good, not the best I've seen (I've personally done some very decorative scrollwork that puts these large simple shapes to shame), but nevertheless they make a fine product and I'd actually like to own one of these.

@@TheExplosiveGuy where can I watch your video?

And he makes $2 a week. Poor fucker.

@@tuhinshaikh3581 I don't have any videos of it, this was years ago when I was working as a machinist.

I thought about that as well, it takes a lot of skill to have each hand working at the same time but totally different ways, they are very talented.

this guy taking care of the cup like a litllle baby

Yes poor hygiene. He is using his left hand. 😁😁😁

He mastered his etch-a-sketch at a young age

Imagine to invest in modern equipment and bring it to this country and hire these workers to operate it.

What is your view. Would a million dollars be ok. 😕😕😕

This is pakistani video

And the Marble. Work you see in India Is done by irani artists. They were brought in Mughal Era. They teach Indians

Believe it or not they learned from the Italian artisans that worked on the Taj Mahal.

@@cutegirls6947 Italian not Irani.

This is Pakistan no India.

It's not a glass its a cup silly

@@jager6903 : You’re embarrassing yourself. Can’t you read ? Read the name of this video.. The makers of them call them ‘glasses’ WINE GLASSES

@@crystalawen whatever they may call, it is not glass.

@@vkkulkarni8288 : ? Make your own video ... They can call ‘their glasses’ what they want.

@@crystalawen the fact remains they are not glasses, cups only as suggested by some one!

Thanks

Thanks for your appreciation

Согласен. Хотя прозрачный клей через время пожелтеет от ультрафиолета. А который с уф защитой не из дешёвых.

Типа в рашке иначе😁

These onyx pieces are available in many countries, people exiting from Pakistan buy as souvenir from the shops at airports....

There are no artisans in this video.

The company owner should be forced to give them eye and breathing protection at the very least. What annoys me is a mask and eyewear costs pennies but to find another operator is a 20 to 30 year program. The owners are greedy. It up to the government to make that happen but try getting them to do that in that part of the world. Its why India will always be a third world country pretending to be a grown up economy. The most important asset a country has is its people but in India they are not assets they are consumables.

Thanks for your valuable comment Lisa

I’m sure it’s perfectly harmless lead based paint

@@grilnam9945 lmao

Probably it will. But these cups not for everyday use, so not a big deal.

@@NikolayIslentev I would use them for candles only.

After watching this video this is what you thinking 🤔

🎉

You sound like a spoiled privilege brat

@@davenguyen1860 far from it(although I wish I was 😋) but I have made ENOUGH things from SCRAP...with FAR less effort AND RESOURCES and have turned out FAR FAR better...my interest is the ecological footprint this leaves .... apparently you missed that AND have no taste at all ❤️

@@davenguyen1860 ...also, you sound like you are from one of those 'developed' countries where such skills are unknown... can't blame you for your mindset 🙏🏽👍🏽

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks for your valuable comment

Marble is also a stone. And it is pure marble.

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