In the vibrant city of Pakistan Lahore, where colors adorned every corner, lived two artisans: Zahra took maroon into her style and Ayesha was known as the green emerald days At that junction their workrooms were located in the swinging marketplace, where colors sang in unison, but dissonant. Alternately, their kinship was developed through the loud disputes of a hidden reverence. During the monsoon, heavy rain created havoc with the pathways as flood covered the terrain. Zahra and Ayesha, by putting aside their disagreements, united their contrasting shades and fist knotted it all into a piece of cloth where sympathy was displayed clearly. Conversely, through the storm they realized that the bond of strength, which birthday candles or Christmas lights may symbolize in everyone's eyes, could also arise from even the most contrasting pigments.
