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The <n>Qasr at Kabao</n> in Jabal Nafusa, from <n>Anthony Hutt</n>'s book <n>North Africa</n> (1977).

From <n>Freya Stark</n>'s book '<n>Turkey: a sketch of Turkish history</n>', 1968.

<n>Haratin women</n> in Morocco, photographed by <n>Jean Besancenot</n> in 1950.

A woman from <n>Jericho</n> wearing traditional <n>Palestinian folk clothing</n> with a clay <n>Jarrah</n> pot, 1967.

<n>Kabyle woman</n>, c. 1899. Photo by <n>Jean Geiser</n>.

<n>Kabyle women</n> carrying clay jugs of water in Algeria, c. 1890-1900. Photo by <n>Jean Geiser</n>.

A portrait of an <n>Amazigh</n> woman from the <n>Aït Haddidou tribe</n>, High Atlas, Morocco, 1943.

Cover art for <n>Messa</n>'s 2022 album <n>Close</n>, photographed by <n>Angelo Cricchi</n>.

Water carrier with her children in Morocco.

Photo by <n>Fritz Henle</n> from the book <n>The Caribbean; a journey with pictures</n>, Venezuela, 1957.

A <n>Pashtun nomad</n> with traditional <n>Khaal</n> facial tattoos, photographed by <n>Roland Michaud</n> and <n>Sabrina Michaud</n>.

À la découverte des tatouages berbères

The <n>Terrain</n> collection by <n>Beni Rugs</n> and <n>FRAMA</n>. Photo by <n>James Stapleton</n>.

<n>Rebecca Ferguson</n> as <n>Lady Jessica</n> on the set of <n>Dune: Part Two</n> (2024). Photo by <n>Jack Davison</n>.

Portrait of a Moroccan Berber woman with traditional facial tattoos.

Palestinian women with water jars near Bethlehem, c. 1925. Photo by <n>Karimeh Abbud</n>.