Desert nomad aesthetic

Tuareg and camel in the Sahara Desert, Morocco

from dune book series by frank herbert

A tradition of weaving rugs and carpets has been developed in the areas where the climate was not too welcoming and enforced a wandering way of life. Nomadic tribes needed…

Ubari (or Awbari), Libya

A Bedouin tent is the perfect inspiration for all these slanty attic walls.

Once upon a time in the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert, the sun seared the sand and merciless winds carved the dunes. The nomadic tribes dwelling in the heart of the desert lived in harmony with the unforgiving landscape, until one fateful night, the stars whispered a sinister secret. From the darkness emerged a host of wraiths, otherworldly beings as black as the midnight sky. Riding atop their dark steeds, these spectral creatures bore a malicious intent, instilling terror in the hearts…