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] ginny dolls on sale at an Aarong outlet]] |
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'''Aarong''' (]: আড়ং; meaning ''Village Fair'') is a leading chain of ]s specializing in ] ethnic wear and handicrafts. It operates throughout the major cities of ]. A ], it employs a vast network of rural artisans across the country, most of whom are women. It is owned by the ] ] agency ]. |
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'''Aarong''' (]: আড়ং; meaning ''Village Fair'') is a ] ] chain specializing in ] ethnic wear and ]s. Aarong is a ] owned by the ] ] agency ]. It employs a vast network of female rural artisans in producing traditional textiles and crafts for the urban market. It operates 14 stores in six Bangladeshi cities. |
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