The Bedouin woven Sadu fabric shown in the picture is distinguished by its elegant and traditional horizontal lines. .

About the product

·       Type This fabric is Sadu, a traditional form of Bedouin weaving popular in the Arabian Peninsula and Palestine. .

·       traditional materials Historically , natural fibers such as sheep's wool, goat hair, and camel hair were used in its weaving. .

·       Design The fabric features traditional lines and geometric patterns that reflect Bedouin identity and the desert environment. Common colors include red, black, green, and white, as shown in the image . .

·       Uses This type of fabric is used in the manufacture of a variety of products, including : :

o      Bedouin tents - the house of hair.

o      Carpets and cushions .

o      Tent dividers and storage bags .

o      Decorating furniture such as Arabic seating and sofa upholstery .

o      Handmade and artistic products and bags .