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Authentic Tuareg Leather Purse Wallet – Sahara Nomad Ethnic Art
Authentic Tuareg Leather Purse Wallet – Sahara Nomad Ethnic Art
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Authentic Tuareg Leather Purse Wallet – Sahara Nomad Ethnic Artifacts
Discover the rich legacy of Tuareg craftsmanship with this Tuareg Leather purse/wallet, an authentic piece steeped in Sahara Nomad tradition. Handcrafted in Niger by the Tuareg people, this wallet bears the marks of time and travel, making it a true ethnic art treasure.
- Size: 15″ (38 cm) length including fringe
- Width: 4¼″ (11 cm) including fringe
- Condition: Good condition with visible wear, age-related repairs—fragile, recommended for display only
This pocket hangs from a neck cord, much like traditional Tuareg travel gear, and opens to reveal three leather flaps concealing four pocket compartments and it is ideal for storing small personal items.
The exterior slides smoothly on its leather strings, reflecting the practical yet elegant design the Tuareg tribe perfected over centuries of desert caravans and cultural exchange.
About the Tuareg Tribe & Tuareg Leather Art
The Tuareg people, known as the “Blue Nomads” of the Sahara, have traversed the desert for over two millennia, establishing rich cultural traditions rooted in camel caravans and trans-Saharan trade. Their craftmanship is renowned from finely tooled leather goods to silver jewelry, decorated metal saddles and straight, graceful swords. Tuareg leather items carry traditional symbols of lineage, protection, and identity, woven through each stitch and embossed pattern.
Despite adopting some aspects of Islam, the Tuareg preserve unique Berber cultural elements, including their distinctive use of indigo dyes and intricate metalwork. Their leather artisans produce a range of ethnic art: wallets, bags, saddle panels, mats, and more, each adorned with tribal glyphs, tuareg knots, and geometric emblems passed down through generations.
This wallet is more than an object, it’s a storytelling artifact, connecting you to the nomadic heritage of the Sahara, and the enduring artistry of TribalGH’s Tuareg Leather collection.
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