Main Street. Kalait.
A market in Fada, the capital of the Ennedi region of Chad.
A vendor in Kalait, and her baby.
Kalait.
Kalait.
We bought a lot of supplies at this shop. Kalait.
Kalait.
Kalait.
Kalait.
Kalait.
Blacksmiths must live apart from everyone else. People fear them because they can manipulate the form of objects with fire. They have equal rights and can come into town to shop, but they must live
separately and can only marry daughters of blacksmiths. It’s been this way for all time, so I was told they accept Kalait.
Electronics shop. Kalait.
Made by backsmiths who must live apart from everyone else. People fear them because they can manipulate the form of objects with fire They have equal rights and can come into town to shop, but they
must live separately and can only marry blacksmiths. Kalait.
A small village mosque somewhere between Bitrkine and Mongo.
Kalait.
Butcher. Kalait.
These metal drums are the life blood of Chad. Kalait.
Blacksmiths must live apart from everyone else. People fear them because they can manipulate the form of objects with fire They have equal rights and can come into town to shop, but they must live separately and can only marry daughters of blacksmiths. It’s been this way for all time, so I was told they accept Kalait.
Kalait.
Fada, the capital of the Ennedi region of Chad.
