Handmade Tuareg Dagger made in Alpaca
Artisan dagger made by the Tuareg tribe in Niger. Measurements: 42 cm x 8.5 cm The sheath is made of nickel silver and the handle is made of wood. It has rings to hang.
Artisan dagger made by the Tuareg tribe in Niger.
Measures:42 cm x 8.5 cm
The sheath is made of nickel silver and the handle is made of wood. It has rings to hang.
The Tuareg (Arabic: طوارق ) are a nomadic Berber people who live in the Sahara desert, and who have their own script, the Tifinagh. In ancient times, they were dedicated to looting villages, also controlling the desert routes.
The Tuareg people live in the central and western part of the Sahara and the north of the Sahel. For the Tuareg, the Sahara is not a desert, but several united that receive the name of Tinariwen "the deserts". Among the deserts of northwestern Africa, that of Tenere stands out. Numerous deserts can also be cited, which they differentiate between more and less arid, flat or mountainous: Adrar, Tagant, Tawat (Touat) Tanezruft, Adghagh n Fughas, Tamasna, Azawagh, Adar, Damargu, Tagama, Manga, Ayr, Tarramit ( Termit), Kawar, Jado, Tadmait, Admer, Igharghar, Ahaggar, Tassili N'Ajjer, Tadrart, Idhan, Tanghart, Fezzan, Tibesti, Kalansho and the Libyan Desert.
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