How artisans make one of Pakistan's favorite board games

• Carrom, an indoor tabletop game, has millions of fans across South Asia.
• It's similar to pool, but players use a striker to sink wooden discs into corner pockets.
• Factory owner Shoaib Ali says a carrom board made at his workshop can last for decades.

Artisans in Sialkot, Pakistan, carefully craft carrom boards that are popular across South Asia. Take a look at how they shape and sand down slabs of wood before polishing the boards and painting intricate designs.