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The Museum
Baking Corner
In the Baking Corner various
ancient modern Bedouin baking methods are
on display Saaj - a simple
tool . user to baking a thin pita bread .
it's round underside is
made from tin and it is suspended over the fire
by three stones , Taboon
- This oven has a scratched surface and
rounded interior . Dry manure
or twigs are used as fuel .
Furen - a more sophisticated
structure for baking� "pita" which burns
wood . Other baking tools
are also on display� .
Weaving Corner
A variety of traditional
looms are on display in the weaving corner .
On the simple looms the
Bedouin women weaving the stalks of reeds,
bulrushes , and juncos into
mats which cover the tent floor and walls .
They oftentimes use colored
wool to decorate the mats . On the
horizontal Bedouin floor
loom are woven the wool rugs and the fabric
from black goats hair for
the tents� .
The El-Sha'ar Family Tent
The tents the traditional
Bedouin family home . It is made of woven fibers from
black goats hair , supported
by wooden poles , and held up at the ends by ropes
tied to stakes .
Surrounding it are fine
canes which keep those sitting inside cool on summer
days . Inside , the tent
is divided into two areas , one for women and one for
men . The ground is covered
with mats over which are spread wool mattresses and
embroidered pillows . In
honor of their guests , the Bedouin lay out colorful
carpets . Tools for the
coffee - making are found in the center of the men's area
: the decorated wooden mortal
and brass pot used to cook the especially bitter
coffee (Kaveh Sadah) . Within
the tent the guest is honored with a drink of coffee
to the grinding sounds of
his host's mortar .
this photo , is maybe�
not that clear , but it's inside the tent , it's about the
wedding .. like u can see
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