Mrs Evi used to run an antique shop in Kyrenia before the war, she left with nothing but an old carpet her husband bought from a Turkish man.For the last 37 years she is,in Nicosia.
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jasmine
Jasmine grows in doorways and winds over arches, linking it to the intimacy of home.
Gianoulla speaks about jasmine lei process
Aunt Gianoulla remembers when women used to gather in front of the houses, and strung jasmine flowers on a palm branch or a string.Young girls wear them as perfume and jewllery on their afternoon walk.
'Jasmine mandili'
Evi and Elia drinking tea
Mrs Evi used to run an antique shop in Kyrenia before the war, she left with nothing but an old carpet her husband bought from a Turkish man.For the last 37 years she is,in Nicosia.
Elia is an Air Hostess.She has three children,lives in Nicosia but her origin is from “Karmi” occupied village Kyrenia District.
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