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Sadu Bedouin ground-loom weaving
Also known as السدو

Pass coloured wool through a ground loom, choosing geometric motifs (rows of diamonds, stripes, zigzags) to complete a tent strip and a saddlebag design.
Heritage note
Part of the living heritage of Jordan.
Origins
A living tradition passed from person to person; it is not tied to a single dated origin. It belongs to the cultural world of Mesopotamia, Levant and Arabia.
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