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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

D05-140 · 2012

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

Mahdia, a market featuring traditional costumes sold by local women. This traditional market has been held for years and takes place under the Skifa El Kahla in Mahdia. Here, women sell traditional women’s wedding attire—costumes made of silk and woven with gold and silver thread, all crafted by the women in their own homes.

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Artisan weaver in the medina of Mahdia

Artisan weaver in the medina of Mahdia

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Gate of the Palace in the Medina of Mahdia

Gate of the Palace in the Medina of Mahdia

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Gate of the Palace in the Medina of Mahdia

Gate of the Palace in the Medina of Mahdia

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Gate of the Palace in the Medina of Mahdia

Gate of the Palace in the Medina of Mahdia

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