Telling the story of these artists, hopefully immortalizes this facet of the cultural heritage of the sejnane. What wonderful women! Such an intelligent way to make the art.

@giadelso5533

Жыл бұрын

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1:21 she never said "they refuse to work with clay and get their hands dirty." a better translation would be: "since the dawn of time this has been a woman's job."

@agathachris9722

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Hate when these people get translation wrong. She says men don't do this work, women has been doing this work with clay since a long time.

@fez284

2 жыл бұрын

Even if it's a poor translation, the point of men not wanting to do the work stays the same. It's still really silly that men won't do the work.

@mohamedouhibi5389

2 жыл бұрын

@@fez284 no. thats why i complained about it in the first place. so people don't get it wrong like you did. what she was saying was this work was traditionally always done by women. it's not that men refuse to work it, it's just a tradition only women practice.

@fez284

2 жыл бұрын

@@mohamedouhibi5389 How do you think it became a woman only tradition? The women were obviously not gatekeeping it since we can see they wanted to teach it to boys as Jomma is doing now. If the women were ok with passing it to the the men, but it didn't happen, obviously men didn't want to do it.

@its4481

2 жыл бұрын

@@fez284 That is because pottery is a job that can be done at home in safety while the men were plowing the fields or working in town to earn their living.

I love their clothing … it’s so beautiful. The dolls are stunning .

Involving global customers into the art is a tremendous help to ensure the long-term survival of the tradition. If traditions are only regional and new generations don't appreciate them, they have no chance to be passed on and are lost completely. But with modern interpretations or traditional interpretations and a profit this has a better future. I like the idea that simple people who dedicate their lifes to handcraft have a competitive chance in the 21st century.

@zzing

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder if certain parts can be modernized to make the task easier, and more attractive to the young.

@z.a.y.n-5053

2 жыл бұрын

If someone figured it out once, who's to say lost traditions can't be rediscovered. We humans are very intelligent for our world, I'd reckon people will experiment with anything and new results will be established. That's just my opinion

@samuraiboi2735

2 жыл бұрын

@@zzing damn thats the same excat idea that i was thinking.Imagine outting more vibrant colours to the statue based on the traditional designs they put in.

I always comes to this channel to chill, to listen to the narrator's voice is so peaceful!

@diegovillalobos5364

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

Majority of the oldest surviving works of civilizations have been cave paintings and pottery. people don't appreciate the importance of these things until its too late so glad they try to retain and keep it going.

i honestly hope this series never comes to an end. i never seem to get tired of learning about these.

@alexanderscott1680

2 жыл бұрын

S so we will l

@SevenHunnid

2 жыл бұрын

I’m just a young mexican stoner that smokes weed on my KZread channel, tryna me it out the hood One Day… When i look at the top , there is NO mexicans ):

@silpapatnaik7944

2 жыл бұрын

So true dear... I always feel happy watching series

Proud of my country’s women and the pieces of art they’re making 🇹🇳✌🏻

@thepalestiniankufiya

5 ай бұрын

Making statues come on

I'm sure facotry work is also hard manual labor but I can't imagine it being as fulfilling as pottery making. Good for these women

@anonikys

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same thought. Prefer to work in a factory? Really? They probably don't earn as much there either. The 80 year old artist is goals! I love working alone and slowly too. Wish I could afford to do it full time 😓

@aj-sz8mu

2 жыл бұрын

its guaranteed pay vs unknown pay with art.

I love the innovation of the dolls. It was an original idea in the 70s that has now become part of the enduring culture

الله يعطيهن العافيه ويرزقهم. حرفة رائعة من تونس الجميلة.

Women are SO incredible - sending love to all sisters out there who love what they do and are sharing their skill and knowledge with younger generations. This video was so beautiful ....just natural processes....no plastic..just love

Beautiful women making even more beautiful pottery! Would love to buy a piece.

@Anne--Marie

2 жыл бұрын

There is a link for you to purchase in the description area.

@nedthemumbler9942

2 жыл бұрын

Piece of Rim!!!!! She’s beautiful

Please continue this series .... It's so beautiful .... It's so good to learn these things and the hardship they face...

I''ve been a ceramicist for twenty years and this is the most inspirational thing I've ever seen.

I'm so happy Jomma pushed the boundaries and made her beautiful art. Don't let people bind you into a box.

I am glad that there is people that are keeping their art culture. Beautiful😍

Absolutely beautiful works of art!

Boy, you'd think unemployed husband could at least help with collecting the clay.

@Thatsme849

2 жыл бұрын

yeah what a useless bum lol

@hamdiben8163

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know his state?

@pratiksingh1714

Жыл бұрын

@@hamdiben8163 because she said men refuse to get their hands dirty to help!

I loved how she is so proud of her daughter :)

Selling directly to customers really make a difference in income. I hope the pieces eventually earn enough to encourage more of the younger people to take up the craft.

I would gladly buy some of her work over the internet, sadly I can't find anything

@lanad4862

2 жыл бұрын

In the description, the link of her website is available

I know they are seeking out younger generations from their culture to keep the craft alive but im a ceramic major im sure people in the us or anywhere would die to be a part of this. Some people love clay and getting their hands dirty

@Sarah-ic4yu

2 жыл бұрын

Omg I have been looking for info on how a certain type of ceramics is made, could you help me?

@user-oi7mu2oh4k

2 жыл бұрын

It's not about getting your hands dirty It's just so cheap You work for 8 hours on pottery that's going to be sold at 1.5 dollars and that's in a good days

@Anne--Marie

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe one of your university professors could arrange a trip for the students.

The stories these women tell are beautiful. I hope the tradition stays alive. When I get a higher paying job I’ll probably buy some of their work 💕

Beautiful. Greetings from Sri Lanka!

they did right by this women fr,having a piece sell for 7 CENTS its otterly ridiculous,Im glad shes able to make whats she worth.

My sweet country Tunisia 🇹🇳

Thank you 🙏 so much for the documentary. This is Nooralmalak from Tunisia 🇹🇳. These women definitely deserve recognition.

She is truly an artist..

Just increible, wonderful the continuation of tradition.

Thank you for sharing their story

It always makes me so 💓 seeing so much I haven't seen before I'm in total amazement how much beautiful ppl, stories and art is waiting out there

Damn I need one of those doll sculptures

1:15 “They refuse to work with clay and get their hands dirty.” The shade! 😂

The pottery looks so beautiful!!!

Extremely fascinating, is a hard work to thats brave woman's, adorable.

May God be with you for your Creativity and love to your work

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@clay5625

2 жыл бұрын

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Love it,very artistic 😍

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2 жыл бұрын

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Wonderful. I hope more young people take it up.🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

Absolutely amazing work!

this is amazing story

@TheTruth-mr3ml

4 ай бұрын

this is Carthaginian only Carthaginian

Mis mejores deseos para este negocio!

Proud of our beautiful women and our multicolor country 🇹🇳🕊️

Such a nice video!!! You have a new subscriber here🍂💞🍂💞🍂💞🍂💞🍂💞🍂

7:49 those plates look amazing 💕 I'd pay good money to get them into my kitchen

Не знаю почему у меня это вызвало слезы, это великолепное творчество люди вкладывают душу в скульптуры, они получаются добрыми благородным, это выражение не идолопоклонничества (если позиция Ислама строга к этому, вера в единого Бога у людей с рождения, а вера это не религия) это творчество, любое творчество начинается с созидания, это качество дано нам свыше и возможно одно из качеств отличающих нас от животных...это творчество больше выражение красоты и любви, когда человек способен в этом трудном мире видеть красоту... какая красивая девушка получилась изображенная с помощью глины...

Nice video.

tunisia is a beutiful country.and i am from it

Meltology at 7:54, most excellent. "Collateral" evidence.

Very good ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

One doesn’t experience self transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates ~ 🎈

That woman is amazing. Made me smile a lot. Thank you

maybe leave a website for customers willing to buy their product?

6 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!!!! Keep up the good content, congrats :)

inspirational, Beautiful to see these amazing women creating together their craft with such rich heritage. The world needs more of this creativity, togetherness working with the land it is pure magic. I wish them well.

i want one of these dolls

We are entering a world where we Weill have mass produced products, and beautiful, handmade, unique items. Many people find doing this work is far more satisfying, and people will always want beautiful, unique objects.

How may we purchase some of their beautiful products?

How and where to buy this art ?

I HOPE!

Good.

In America that would be known as, the big come up... More power to you

Wow

In the hood term literally “getting it out the mud”. Now that’s a real hustle

Щегол хорошее настроение 🐦 То же веду свой канал, певчие птицы💕

Theres places in japan too that specialize in pottery production. But its the opposite there. Only men make pottery and teach their sons, the women only dig the clay. Its very cultural. On the other hand im paying money to go to school and study ceramics in Canada, and we have a whole different culture too. Ceramics are an amazing field, especially from the point of view of culture. I dont think ive seen any other artform that has such a huge diversity of tradition and culture vitaly woven into it. You cant have a conversation about ceramics without having tradition be a huge part of it, even if were talking modern artist museum ceramics. The only other similar field that i think has this kind of complicated relationship between objects and art, is weaving and textile production. Unfortunately a lot of people still see this less as "art" though that is slowly changing. But it seems easier for people to accept ceramics as art than textiles as art.

نفس لباس النساء الشاوية في الجزائر

Cool!

The art is niceee

I know this has nothing to do with the story buttt...grandma is 80 looking 50 something! These ladies look great for their ages, even after working in the sun for decades

@TH3USUALSUSPECT

Жыл бұрын

My grandmother in Tunisia who passed away a few years back, refused to sit still at the age of 93, she would go out on her last days and hand pick olives in the heat, no one could stop her, her name was Aicha and she was beautiful inside and out, also had the amazigh face tattoos which added to her majestic aura.

keepitup guys your are doing wonerful job

Spirit Doll

The pointed enneagon.

Poorly translated some of the things these women said! Please give it more effort to do this job more accurately

She looks pretty good for 80!

🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

very informative and fascinating mini documentary

Now that I know that real people still make Terra Cotta, I'll not buy machine made anymore. Thanx, Business Insider!!!

Hey ya!!

By the way aljia mean " Doll like " it's a berber name driven from the name "taaljatt" means "doll".and the funny thing the woman called doll makes dolls isn't that beautiful and so ironic. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Money is the issue that everyone has for a better and luxurious life.

i need to know her daughter..she beautiful..no one talk about Rim.. 😁😁

❤

Such style come from Minoan civilization, from the island of Crete. It shows how big spread of culture was even in 3000 BC!

@mooshinu

Жыл бұрын

It doesn't, it's from the Amazigh people

@enrico7474

Жыл бұрын

@૯౮คՈ૯ς८૯Ո੮ It probably is minoan because in the brinze collapse many people from cretan (minoan) and othee Mediterranean origin or the seapeople spread around the middle east and northafrica this exact style of potter can be found as far as Ethiopia,which received some admixture from minoan or minoan like people,so this is the most probable explanation.

@somethingredblue9235

Жыл бұрын

@@mooshinu you have a very curious point, several cultures share very similar styles. For example, pyramid structures have been found in South America since 100 BC in Amazon forest, also in Egypt, and even China. This can highlight two aspects, one would obviously be cultural exchange through trade. But other could be similar circumstances that followed events which birthed a lot of similar inspiration for art. Mural paintings are also a good point to examine similarities and differences between other cultures.

@TheTruth-mr3ml

4 ай бұрын

@@mooshinu it's from the Carthaginian people not bla bla bla people

Let me find out she been doing it this whole time

Glad to see some Tunisians speaking Tunisian. I was ready to leave the video the moment i hear any French. No offense. Tunisians must be very very careful with their beautiful culture and language.

Those men can't say "women are afraid to get their hands dirty", they think pottery is a women job. Women can say say men are afraid to get their hands dirty.

Great Video Business Insider! Also Im first to comment :)

Her husband is unemployed but he cant even help his wife. He can collect the clay.

Does this pottery have some Greek influence? The patterns and color look similar. Was it possible for Greek traders to interact with Tunisia 3000 years ago?

@shrekwithawillsmithface465

2 жыл бұрын

Berber and greeks did influence each other

@its4481

2 жыл бұрын

"Berber" is how the ancient greek used to call the indigenous people of north africa. Greece had colonies in libya and relations to many amazigh tribes in the region, so it is very likely both cultures influenced eachother.

@hamdiben8163

2 жыл бұрын

Remember Carthage?

@its4481

2 жыл бұрын

@@hamdiben8163 Greek states had relationships with north africa and colonies there far before carthage was founded. Many amazigh traditions are from greece and many greek tales and myths are originally amazigh.Both cultures influenced each other .

@namedrop721

2 жыл бұрын

You’re kidding me, do you remember Carthage? The phoenicians? These people are the indigenous inhabitants of N. Africa before the Arabic Expansion….

🥰🥰🥰🥰

Hi

Oh, the women use no chemicals? What are the pieces made of, then? Energy? Magic? Happy thoughts?

If that woman was blond and had fancy clothes, she would be a world-renowned artist LMAO. Unlucky.

*I pray that everyone who sees this becomes successful in life!*

I'm glad they weren't taken advantage of

if they unemployed men don't want to touch the clay, maybe they should not touch the food it provides their households

in 2022 alt-least i realise with industrial revolution we never focus on materials to be used only count money . now we have huge problems with toxic materials specially plastic and chemicals.instead of fix these problems we want to go to mars.

YASS 👑👏🏿AFRICAN culture beauty art ✊🏿

@mooshinu

Жыл бұрын

It's tunisian and specifically amazigh

@alifofana4974

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Tunisia in Africa