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Year: 1971
Scenes from Tunisian life. The esparto merchant
This stamp is dedicated to esparto, a craft based on the work of plant fibers, an emblematic activity of the rural and oasis regions of Tunisia. The illustration highlights the production and marketing of utilitarian objects from local natural resources, evoking ingenuity, the subsistence economy and the close link between humans and their environment. This iconographic choice underlines the value of manual work and traditional trades in the social and economic structure of the country. In the national context, this stamp contributes to the recognition of craftsmanship as a pillar of heritage and as a factor of dignity and social cohesion.
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Pierre Boucherle (1894-1988) Still life
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Ceramic tiles - Qallaline, 19th century
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Year of digital culture for the influence of Tunisia
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World Human Rights Day
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Yahia Turki: “Seller of dates and milk”
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Ali Guermassi: “The Sharpener”
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Abdelaziz Berraïes: “Landscape”
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Hédi Khayachi: “Still life”
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Mosaic: “Ulysses and the Sirens”
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Ancient ceramic (Aghlabid dish from the 9th century AD)
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Ancient Ceramic (“Methred” Cup from the 17th century AD)
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