Another artist who shared her work on Amazigh women with tattoos, explained the significance behind the face art. #artmazigh weewoo, here’s two of my best pieces for the event🚶‍♀️ pic ...

The Princeton University Art Museum’s Art@Bainbridge gallery presents the work of two Muslim women artists in "Reciting Women." Khalilah Sabree was raised in Trenton and converted to Islam as a ...

"A beautiful Amazigh woman is one that is fierce and strong and powerful and can work hard," she says. Amazigh women haven't worn this kind of jewelry and garb in their daily life since the 1960s ...

From the heart of the Atlas Mountains, specifically Oulmes - Aqchmir, a young woman emerged to break barriers and redefine Amazigh heritage through the dance of «Ahidous», a tradition long ...

In this interview, Moroccan researcher Brahim El Guabli emphasizes the significant role Moroccan women played during the «Years of Lead», both as victims of political repression and as active ...

In 2019, she travelled to Algeria and asked elder women about the meaning of their tattoos and why they got them. It was her way to keep the oral tradition alive.