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Zahra Idlan
Yamna Bourbie
Zahra was born in 1979 in Bidlan, 10 km away from Imouzzar. She is married with 4 kids, and has learned weaving since she was a kid.
Yamna was born in 1966 in Immouzar Marmoucha. She learned the weaving craft from her mother when she was very young.
colored wool thread ,
naturalwool thread ,
Warp of cotton
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