Africa and BeyondAfrica and BeyondAfrica & BeyondAfrica and BeyondView Cart
Masks
Shona Sculpture
Sculpture
Furniture
Weapons
Music
Dinnerware
Textiles
Holiday & Gifts
Baskets
For the Home
Beadwork
Dolls
Books
Jewelry
Beyond
Folk Art
Currency
Utilitarian Artifacts

Collectors



Our Retail Store
Virtual Tour


Keyword Search


Tuareg Shade (#2) - SOLD

Price: $0.00


 


Most Tuareg live in tents made of goat skins or palm fiber mats. When a woman marries, her family makes a tent for her. The tent belongs exclusively to her; she is responsible for its care and upkeep. In fact, men are considered guests in their wives' homes. How often a nomadic Tuareg family moves depends on the weather, season and quality of pasture. It takes about 2 hours to pack up an entire household. The Tuareg family sets a table with one bowl and many spoons to eat from a large common bowl. Beautifully handcrafted leather shades are used to keep the harsh sunlight and heat from penetrating their tents.

37"H x 18.5"W

AfricaandBeyond.com

African Masks | Shona Stone Sculptures | African Giraffes | African Baskets | Phone Wire Baskets | African Beadwork | African Art
African Furniture | African Textiles | African Batik | African Crafts | African Ceramics | African Fertility Dolls | African Home Decor