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A historic collection of 1,776 Tunisia postage stamps
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Year: 1980
The Tunisian Red Crescent
This stamp celebrates humanitarian action through a major icon of protective heritage: the Khamsa (hand of Fatma). Inside this traditional hand, which here symbolizes benevolence and help, is inserted an eye containing the terrestrial globe and the red crescent. The message “The Red Crescent everywhere and for all” reinforces the values of solidarity and universalism carried by this institution in Tunisia. By diverting a cultural symbol of protection against fate to associate it with medical and social aid, the designer underlines the deep anchoring of humanitarian aid in Tunisian identity and spiritual values.
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Scenes from Tunisian life - The potter
Scenes from Tunisian life - The washerwomen
Scenes from Tunisian life - The blue perfume lance
Scenes from Tunisian life - Water bearer
Safeguarding Carthage (UNESCO)
Scenes from Tunisian life - Aissaoua
Scenes from Tunisian life - Flower seller
Scenes from Tunisian life - The Berber bride
Scenes from Tunisian life - Le Malouf
Scenes from Tunisian life - L'Artisan
Scenes from Tunisian life - The fisherman
Scenes from Tunisian life. The dry cleaner
Scenes from Tunisian life. The esparto merchant
Scenes from Tunisian life. The pottery merchant
Scenes from Tunisian life - The poultryman
Scenes from Tunisian life. The cafe owner
Scenes from Tunisian life. Fish merchant
Scenes from Tunisian life. The perfumer
Scenes from Tunisian life. The 3rd day of the wedding
Scenes from Tunisian life. Jasmine merchant
Naghrats and Nai
The Rebab
The Zither
