Experience Arabian Nights Theme Party With Moroccan Tent and Bedouin Tents

Arabian Tents also known as ten tons were Bedouin abode for Bedouins since the dawn of history. Various geographical features and differences in the culture of its people can change its design, but its basic properties are immutable, the tent must be flexible and must be light. Bedouins of the Arabian Desert uses a black tent known as Beit al-Sha’re, or “house of hair”. These tents are woven from the fur of domestic sheep and goats and their design is thought to have originated in Mesopotamia. Animal hair, woven in a coarse cloth strips known as fala’if, which are then sewn together. Natural color of the animal is retained – mainly black goat’s hair, with the occasional addition of sheep’s wool, which gives the tent highlights, brown / black appearance. The size of the tent depends on the importance of its owner, or the size of his family. The average family would use a tent made of narrow strips, each seven and a half feet long, supported by two tent poles. Important figures such as tribal Sheikh, will have more impressive dwellings, of about six broad strips, each about twenty feet long, on four tent poles. Anything larger than this would not easily portable. If strips of cloth sewn together, forming a long rectangle. It is then raised and supported on tent poles, known as amdan with ropes ten tons (atnab) is used to maintain tight party. Brightly decorated curtain, or qata, hanging around in the Middle of the tent to divide it into part of the men and women. Department for Women is the larger of the two and have never seen any man except the owner of the tent. Ruaq, or tent flaps, are long pieces of material attached to the tent sides. These hang down like a curtain at the back of the tent and are sufficiently long to wrap around the entire tent and enclose it at night. Living in a tent cloth is about five or six years, and part are added regularly and restore to wear. Spinning goat hair is done tribe women on simple drop spindle or maghzal. The thread is then woven on a horizontal ground loom (natura), which is very portable and can be easily rolled up and carried when it is time for the tribe to move on. The ancient measurement is used for the width of the loom, making cloth belts standard width. This measurement is based on the length of the forearm. The process of sewing together strips performed with groups of women working together, and an opportunity to celebrate. Sewing is a skilled job because it seams to be strong and durable. Yarn of black goat hair is used for this task. The tent fabric is loosely woven, so that heat dissipation. Although the black color absorbs heat, it is still 10 to 15 degrees cooler than inside the tent out. The tent provides shade from hot sun, as well as insulation on cold desert nights. During storms, yarn increases, thus closing the holes in custody and prevents leakage. Goat hair is naturally oily, which added effect of repelling the water droplets, so I become a passenger may remain relatively dry. Flattened shape of the tent roof is aerodynamically designed so that it can not be blown away by sudden gusts, or prolonged windy conditions common in desert.

Moroccan tent.

Moroccan tents traditionally belonged to the palace and were erected to welcome kings and sultans as they traveled the kingdom and entertained their guests. Today, although still used by the palace, Moroccan tents gained popularity among the events and party planners worldwide. The tent interior and exterior decoration is a symbol of authority, spirituality and beauty. Marriage of national colors, namely red (symbol of power), green (symbol of the sacred) and gold (symbol of wealth) reflect the Moroccan ethos. The tents are hand-made group of forty artisans that live and work together for one month. Craftsmen binding their own hands, showing the history and unique tradition of the Moroccan people: past and present. The tents authentic character allows them to become the home of extraordinary feasts and the perfect showroom for the most luxurious products. When you receive the Moroccan tent, you’re not just getting a simple shelter but a part of Morocco itself. Its luxurious quality reflecting the work of each Moroccan tent artisan.

Moroccan tents are custom made to order and customers can customize their tent as they wish, including custom Moroccan tent size, interior colors and designs, and shape.

Moroccan party tents comes a square shape, rectangular shape or round shape with a heavy white canvas with black Minaret motifs the symbol of freedom and happiness.

Moroccan tents are great for weddings, birthday parties, corporate parties, anniversary parties, or even create a cozy and numerous Cabana at home backyard.