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The demand of Bedouin tents increases before winter more than any other period. (SPA)

Bouyout Al-Shaar, a symbol of the desert that brings together families and friends in Saudi Arabia’s Jouf

  • The material for Bouyout Al-Shaar and tents varies between camel hair, sheep’s wool, goat hair, fabrics and sadu. These components are used in Bouyout Al-Shaar to provide protection from cold, rain, sandstorms and the heat of the sun in the desert
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