NEW with Tags African Tuareg Camel Saddlebag - Leather
Made in MALI in North Africa - Smithsonian Museum Shop

The Tuareg are a nomadic Berber people of the Sahara, historically famed for their camel caravans that dominated trans‑Saharan trade until mid‑20th century.

 

Tuareg leathercraft is a vital form of African tribal art. Skilled artisans hand-stitch and adorn leather with dyed strips, appliqués, and symbolic geometric designs representing tribal history and protection. Bags like this were essential for nomadic life.

Measurements:

Body Length (with flap closed): 30"

Body Width: 14