✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1969
Carnations Dianthus caryophyllus
From the caryophyllaceae family, Dianthus caryophyllus is commonly called florists' carnation. The cultivation of this plant dates back several centuries. The favor it enjoys is due to its ease of cultivation, its abundant flowering as well as the variety and size of its pleasantly scented flowers. Originally from Mediterranean countries, it flowers from November to June.
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Skampla
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 60
Cradle
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 80
Ceramic Mosaic - Kalaa of Beni Hammad 11th Century
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 82
Ceramic Mosaic - Tlemcen 14th Century
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 58
Spindle for Wool
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 60
Wool Card
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 56
Comb
Craftsmanship
27 years
👁 50
Door of the Ketchaoua Mosque - Algiers (17th century)
Craftsmanship
29 years
👁 70
Minbar of the Nedroma Mosque (11th century)
Craftsmanship
29 years
👁 67
Ddil of Ait-Hichem
Craftsmanship
29 years
👁 55
Bou Taleb of M'Sila
Craftsmanship
29 years
👁 52
Tellis des Aurès
Craftsmanship
29 years
👁 53
Tidikelt Dokkali
Craftsmanship
29 years
👁 64
Touareg saddle bag
Craftsmanship
30 years
👁 58
Tuareg travel bag
Craftsmanship
30 years
👁 73
Larbaa Nath Iraten pottery
Craftsmanship
31 years
👁 53
Lakhdaria pottery
Craftsmanship
31 years
👁 40
Aokas Pottery
Craftsmanship
31 years
👁 65
Saharan Atlas Jewelry Bracelets
Craftsmanship
32 years
👁 55
Jewelry from the Saharan Atlas
Craftsmanship
32 years
👁 54
Oil press
Craftsmanship
33 years
👁 51
Grain mill
Craftsmanship
33 years
👁 50
Grain Silo
Craftsmanship
33 years
👁 48
Tlemcen knocker
Craftsmanship
33 years
👁 51