Kashmir’s traditional homes once told stories through their roofs, woodwork and quiet harmony with nature. In Srinagar, Farooq Ahmad Zargar, a pharmacist by profession, is bringing those stories back to life. Three years ago, he began an initiative called Pash Tae Peaher, driven by a simple concern — that younger generations no longer know what traditional Kashmiri houses truly looked like. Working patiently for three years, Farooq created a detailed wooden model of a traditional Kashmiri house,