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Hand‑Made Tuareg Leather Pillow Case • Sahara Nomad Ethnic Decor
Hand‑Made Tuareg Leather Pillow Case • Sahara Nomad Ethnic Decor
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Hand‑Made Tuareg Leather Pillow Case – Sahara Nomad Ethnic Décor
Infuse your home with the vibrant spirit of the Sahara with this Authentic Old Tuareg Leather Pillow Case, crafted in Mali/Niger by skilled artisans of the Tuareg tribe. Featuring colorful dyed leather fringes and intricate geometric embroidery, each piece tells a story of desert nomad heritage and traditional craftsmanship.
- Length: 45 ¾″ (116 cm)
- Height (at ends): 23 ¼″ (59 cm)
Please note: pillow filling is not included. Shown filled for display – easily refill with your own stuffing.
Condition: vintage with natural wear, occasional stains, and historic repairs, each mark adds character and echoes the nomadic lifestyle of the Tuareg people.
About the Tuareg Tribe & Their Leather Art
The Tuareg are a proud Saharan nomadic people, historically traversing trans‑Saharan trade routes carrying salt, gold and goods. While many have adopted sedentary life in towns across Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, Senegal and Nigeria, their textile and leather artistry remains core to their identity.
Tuareg leather pieces – from pillow cases and panels to wallets and mats – are hand‑crafted using traditional methods passed down through generations. Artisans dye hides using plant-based pigments, then cut, stitch, paint and embroider them into intricate geometric designs. Symbols often reflect family lineage, desert landscapes, or spiritual motifs.
Beyond leather, Tuareg craftsmen are celebrated for their intricate silver jewelry, fine metal‑inlaid swords, and decorative saddles, each forged with ancestral techniques and deep cultural meaning.
This pillow case is more than functional décor, it’s a piece of Sahara nomadic history and ethnic artistry.
Discover more Tuareg heritage artifacts at TribalGH’s Tuareg Artifacts Collection and explore handmade jewelry at TribalGH’s Jewelry Collection.
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