Aleppo Collection Dolls Bawa Hope the nomadic-pastoralist Tuareg people inhabit
Description
the nomadic-pastoralist Tuareg people inhabit vast areas of the Sahara Desert
It features the word 'timidwa'
with a 41cm chain
Hand dyed sweetgrass and sisal
Aleppo Collection Dolls Bawa Hope the nomadic-pastoralist Tuareg people inhabitCrafted by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon Dolls with intricate embroidery depicting the personal hopes, dreams and aspirations of Syrian refugees. Families forced to flee the conflict in Syria shared their stories and hopes for the future as letters and drawings, which inspired the illustrations on the dolls. Each doll was given the name of a refugee and part of the proceeds go back to that refugee. A small card with the name and story of the
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