Authentic Bedouin tent

Authentic Bedouin Tents for Sale (Berber Style): Hand-Woven in Morocco

Create a timeless sanctuary with the original "House of Hair." Custom-made from black goat / Camel hair for luxury glamping, hotels, and private retreats. Shipped worldwide to the USA, UK, and Europe.

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The Authentic Berber Tent: Where Bedouin Legend Meets Berber Craftsmanship

While the world often refers to them generally as Bedouin tents, true connoisseurs know them as the Moroccan Khaima (or Ahām in the indigenous Berber language).

Unlike commercial replicas, our tents are authentic dwellings sourced directly from the transhumant tribes of the Middle Atlas mountains. These are not mere props; they are architectural masterpieces engineered for survival, offering a distinct aesthetic that blends the rugged romance of the desert with high-end, organic luxury.

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Engineered by Nature: The Science of Black Goat Hair

Why have nomads used this specific material for centuries? The secret lies in the physics of the fiber.

  • Naturally Waterproof: We use a traditional weave of black goat hair and camel wool. When rain hits the tent, the fibers instantly swell, sealing the weave tight to become completely waterproof.

  • Climate Controlled: In the dry heat, the fibers relax, creating a breathable "net" that allows smoke to escape and cooling breezes to flow through.

  • Sustainable Durability: This is organic architecture. The material is rot-resistant, incredibly strong, and designed to withstand the harsh shifts between the Azaghar (plains) and Jbel (mountains).

People sitting under a makeshift shelter in a desert landscape.

Specifications & Customization

We do not sell "standard" sizes. Every tent is made to order, woven to fit your specific terrain or terrace.

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Feature Specification
Material 100% Authentic Flij (Woven strips of Goat Hair & Camel Wool)
Origin Hand-woven by rural artisans in the Middle Atlas, Morocco
Structure Traditional wooden poles (Cedar or Eucalyptus) & Ridge Bar (Ahammar)
Color Palette Natural Deep Black / Dark Brown (No chemical dyes)
Lifespan 15+ years with proper maintenance
Sizes Fully Custom (Common sizes: 4x4m, 5x10m, or massive event structures)

How to Order Your Custom Tent ?

We make importing an authentic nomadic bedouin tent simple and secure.

  • Consultation: Click the button below to tell us your dimensions and intended use (e.g., Garden Lounge, Glamping Site, Event Space).

  • The Weaving: Our artisans begin the slow process of weaving the Flij strips on traditional ground looms. This typically takes 4–6 weeks depending on size.

  • Global Shipping: We handle all export documentation and logistics. We ship door-to-door to the USA, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. It relies on the natural swelling of the goat hair. Note: A brand new tent needs one or two rains to "season" the fibers and reach full water resistance.

  • We can supply the full kit including the traditional Ahammar (carved ridge bar) and poles. We can also supply metal frame instead of the wooden one or we can supply only the fabric and give blueprints for the frame to save on shipping.

  • Absolutely. Our tents are the centerpiece of luxury camps and hotels worldwide. They meet the demand for "experiential travel" that modern guests crave.

  • The Honest Answer: Yes, initially. Authentic goat hair contains natural oils (lanolin) which are critical for waterproofing. This creates a distinct, musky scent especially when wet or new. For most owners, this is part of the immersive sensory experience, and the scent fades significantly over time as the tent airs out in the sun.

  • Never use chemical detergents or pressure washers, as these strip the natural oils. The traditional method is simple: allow mud or dust to dry completely, then beat the fabric with a stick or brush it with a stiff broom. The tent is self-cleaning in the rain.

  • Wool and hair are naturally flame-retardant fibers (unlike synthetic nylon which melts). However, while the tent resists small sparks from a campfire (or Kanoun), it is not fireproof. We recommend treating the fabric with a standard fire-retardant spray if you are using it for commercial public events to meet local regulations.

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