Three ink illustrations of visual artifacts from the "Moroccan Blue" zine risoprinted at smaller, cute A5 size. Can be bought as a combo with the zine for a discount - please specify in order notes or by email which option you would like!

PRINT 1 - TIZERZAÏ FIBULA: A protection and fertility symbol worn by Amazigh women in traditional costume, representing their status, tribe, and femininity. This depiction was seen painted on a wall in the village of Asfalou and also contains the character in the middle that stands for the Amazigh people.

[SOLD OUT] PRINT 2 - ANCIENT AMAZIGH ALPHABET: Tifinagh + Tuareg alphabet used to write Tamazight, the standardized Amazigh language, as seen on a sign in Ait Ben Haddou.

[SOLD OUT] PRINT 3 - DIAMOND DOOR: A door in Ouarzazate with a bold diamond baraka pattern for protection of the house and family inside.

100% of proceeds from these prints will be donated to local recovery efforts in Morocco from the September 2023 earthquake.

DETAILS:
- A5 size, 148 x 210 mm
- Risoprinted in Medium Blue ink on 175gsm Metapaper by Drucken3000 (www.drucken3000.de)
- Limited edition signed and numbered on back
- Comes UNFRAMED, protected in plastic sleeve with printed description