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Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-208

The preparation of the tea is mainly a man's job. It requires all the seriousness of this Targui, who demonstrates his agility by filling the glasses from high up: He must not miss a drop. The teapot is generally the obligatory souvenir that the pilgrim brings back from Mecca. Traditionally made of brass, it is often replaced by an enamelled pot. The tea is always very heavily sugared, and the great luxury is to add a sprig of mint, which gives it a very pleasant taste. - Hoggar - Algeria - 1966

  • Keywords:
    Africa Algeria Sahara GreatDesert Hoggar Mountains Assekrem Aboriginal Tuareg Targui Teapot tea

Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-208

The preparation of the tea is mainly a man's job. It requires all the seriousness of this Targui, who demonstrates his agility by filling the glasses from high up: He must not miss a drop. The teapot is generally the obligatory souvenir that the pilgrim brings back from Mecca. Traditionally made of brass, it is often replaced by an enamelled pot. The tea is always very heavily sugared, and the great luxury is to add a sprig of mint, which gives it a very pleasant taste. - Hoggar - Algeria - 1966

  • Keywords:
    Africa Algeria Sahara GreatDesert Hoggar Mountains Assekrem Aboriginal Tuareg Targui Teapot tea

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