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Tuareg Tent Posts – Hand‑Carved Wooden Pole 57 cm (22½″)
Tuareg Tent Posts – Hand‑Carved Wooden Pole 57 cm (22½″)
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Hand-Carved Tuareg Wooden Tent Post – 57 cm (22½")
Experience the authentic craftsmanship of Nomadic life with this beautifully aged Tuareg Tent Post. Hand-carved by Tuareg artisans in Niger, this antique wooden pole was once used to hold saddle bags, mats, and everyday items inside traditional tents.
- Length: 57 cm (22½")
- Origin: Niger, West Africa
- Condition: Well-preserved with natural cracks, wear, and marks reflecting its nomadic past
The upper section is adorned with finely engraved traditional Tuareg symbols, each marking a story of desert journeys and cultural heritage. This Nomad tent support column is more than a utilitarian object – it’s a piece of living history.
Why You'll Love This Piece
- Authentic tribal artifact with centuries of cultural significance.
- Unique décor accent – perfect for collectors and world‑culture interiors.
- Served practical use in Tuareg tents, holding essential items during caravan travel.
About the Tuareg & Their Wooden Tent Posts
The Tuareg tribe also known for their deep blue robes and imposing camels have historic roots across Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, and beyond. Camel caravans once ruled trans‑Saharan trade until the 20th century shifted travel to trains and trucks.
Tuareg Wooden Tent Posts also called Tuareg support columns or Nomad tent support columns were essential in daily tent life. Expertly carved by hand using local woods, each pole features meaningful symbols tied to protection, lineage, or spiritual beliefs.
Beyond carved wood, TribalGH celebrates Tuareg artistry in other forms: intricately wrought silver jewelry, hand‑tooled leather saddlebags, and elegant swords reflecting their warrior heritage. Each artifact captures the Tuareg’s blend of utility, beauty, and nomadic identity.
Preserved through generations, this wooden post is a rare glimpse into desert life a collector’s item and living story from the Sahara.
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