#tiebele — Public Fediverse posts
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Climate disruption threatens Burkina Faso's painted heritage houses:
#climate #burkinafaso #eartharchitecture #heritage #climatechange #vernaculararchitecture #HeritageSites #tiebele #kassena #burkinabe #unesco
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Climate disruption threatens Burkina Faso's painted heritage houses:
#climate #burkinafaso #eartharchitecture #heritage #climatechange #vernaculararchitecture #HeritageSites #tiebele #kassena #burkinabe #unesco
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Climate disruption threatens Burkina Faso's painted heritage houses:
#climate #burkinafaso #eartharchitecture #heritage #climatechange #vernaculararchitecture #HeritageSites #tiebele #kassena #burkinabe #unesco
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Climate disruption threatens Burkina Faso's painted heritage houses:
#climate #burkinafaso #eartharchitecture #heritage #climatechange #vernaculararchitecture #HeritageSites #tiebele #kassena #burkinabe #unesco
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Burkina Faso: The royal court of #Tiébélé listed as a UNESCO world heritage site
Burkina Faso now records four sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, namely the Ruins of #Loropeni (in 2009), the #W-Arly-Pendjari Complex (in 2017) and the Sites of ancient iron metallurgy (in 2019).
#Culture #Héritage #BurkinaFaso #Afrika #Afrique #Africa #إفريقيا #UNESCO
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Tiébélé village in Burkina Faso, home to the Kassena people. The Tiébélé royal residence is made up of clay houses hand-painted in different geometric patterns using clay paints. The patterns are an indicator of royal staus within the community. Another difference is the huts’ door sizes. The chief has the house with the smallest door, for his protection.
Images from photographer Rita Willaert, 2009
#tiébélé #burkinagaso #ritawillaert #photographer #photography #architecture #kassena #design #decorativeart #housedesign #westafrica #africanculture #africandesign #africanart #geometricart #geometricdesign #blackandwhite #colorphotography #hiddentreasure
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Tiébélé village in Burkina Faso, home to the Kassena people. The Tiébélé royal residence is made up of clay houses hand-painted in different geometric patterns using clay paints. The patterns are an indicator of royal staus within the community. Another difference is the huts’ door sizes. The chief has the house with the smallest door, for his protection.
Images from photographer Rita Willaert, 2009
#tiébélé #burkinagaso #ritawillaert #photographer #photography #architecture #kassena #design #decorativeart #housedesign #westafrica #africanculture #africandesign #africanart #geometricart #geometricdesign #blackandwhite #colorphotography #hiddentreasure
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Tiébélé village in Burkina Faso, home to the Kassena people. The Tiébélé royal residence is made up of clay houses hand-painted in different geometric patterns using clay paints. The patterns are an indicator of royal staus within the community. Another difference is the huts’ door sizes. The chief has the house with the smallest door, for his protection.
Images from photographer Rita Willaert, 2009
#tiébélé #burkinagaso #ritawillaert #photographer #photography #architecture #kassena #design #decorativeart #housedesign #westafrica #africanculture #africandesign #africanart #geometricart #geometricdesign #blackandwhite #colorphotography #hiddentreasure
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Tiébélé village in Burkina Faso, home to the Kassena people. The Tiébélé royal residence is made up of clay houses hand-painted in different geometric patterns using clay paints. The patterns are an indicator of royal staus within the community. Another difference is the huts’ door sizes. The chief has the house with the smallest door, for his protection.
Images from photographer Rita Willaert, 2009
#tiébélé #burkinagaso #ritawillaert #photographer #photography #architecture #kassena #design #decorativeart #housedesign #westafrica #africanculture #africandesign #africanart #geometricart #geometricdesign #blackandwhite #colorphotography #hiddentreasure
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Tiébélé village in Burkina Faso, home to the Kassena people. The Tiébélé royal residence is made up of clay houses hand-painted in different geometric patterns using clay paints. The patterns are an indicator of royal staus within the community. Another difference is the huts’ door sizes. The chief has the house with the smallest door, for his protection.
Images from photographer Rita Willaert, 2009
#tiébélé #burkinagaso #ritawillaert #photographer #photography #architecture #kassena #design #decorativeart #housedesign #westafrica #africanculture #africandesign #africanart #geometricart #geometricdesign #blackandwhite #colorphotography #hiddentreasure