抖阴短视频

RIYADH: In the heart of 抖阴短视频鈥檚 Northern Borders region, a time-honored tradition continues to thrive as winter approaches.

Here, elderly women skillfully craft traditional goat-hair tents, known locally as 鈥渂uyut al-sha鈥檃r鈥� 鈥� a living symbol of Saudi hospitality.

According to a report by the Saudi Press Agency, the traditional craft relies on goat and sheep hair, provided by the abundant livestock in the region, which includes more than 7 million heads of camels and cattle.

Working with traditional tools like the 鈥渕itraq鈥� (hammer) and 鈥渁wtar鈥� (strings), the artisans create tents of varying sizes and colors.

鈥淒epending on the craftswoman鈥檚 experience, a single tent can take anywhere from three days to a week to complete,鈥� Umm Nada told SPA in an interview.

The making of the tent is a practice that carries immense cultural significance. As the women work, they recite traditional verses of poetry.

The finished tents fetch anywhere from SR1,600 ($427) to SR6,000 ($1,600), depending on size and decorative elements.

These traditional tents are experiencing renewed popularity among local families who set them up for excursions and picnics in the natural landscape.

The northern region鈥檚 moderate climate has made these tents particularly appealing to outdoor enthusiasts.