Ari Bazate #4
Ethiophia - Honor the TribeS
Canvas: Green
Leather: Brown
Dimension: Middle 152 x 213 cm | 5 x 7"
Handcrafted by Yarhne Halte in Bazate village, this rug brings the rich tradition of the Aari Tribe to life. Painted with white, orange, and black acrylics on canvas and finished with a matte varnish, each stroke echoes the tribe's vibrant culture. This piece is not merely a rug—it's a testament to the Aari Tribe's artistry and a journey into their enduring legacy.
Note: The orange paint was made by the tribes so leaves stains
Ari Bazate #4
THE PROCESS, THE PEOPLE.
Ari Bazate #4
THE PROCESS, THE PEOPLE.
Ari Bazate #4
THE PROCESS, THE PEOPLE.
Ari Bazate #4
THE PROCESS, THE PEOPLE.
About the Tribe
The Ari people in Ethiopia are known for their decorative homes, body painting, and pottery. The women create murals known as bartsi using natural pigments, while men focus on farming.
Both genders wear jewelry, and the women's skirts are made of koisha leaves. The Ari are skilled at clay and metal work and produce a popular local corn-based alcohol.
Ari Bazate #4
Ethiophia - Honor the TribeS
Canvas: Green
Leather: Brown
Dimension: Middle 152 x 213 cm | 5 x 7"
Handcrafted by Yarhne Halte in Bazate village, this rug brings the rich tradition of the Aari Tribe to life. Painted with white, orange, and black acrylics on canvas and finished with a matte varnish, each stroke echoes the tribe's vibrant culture. This piece is not merely a rug—it's a testament to the Aari Tribe's artistry and a journey into their enduring legacy.
Note: The orange paint was made by the tribes so leaves stains
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