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You'll certainly would buy them all for yourselves or as a gift. Plates, dishes, cups etc. are really very nice and cheap. They exist in various colours and patterns.
What to pay: Bargain, bargain and bargain again !
Updated Jan 5, 2003
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What to buy: Can't get enough of it ?
Henna for temporary body decoration is mixed up with water and is used as a paste.
It is also part of the tunesian wedding ceremony. Before the wedding the girl has a kind of body painting with the henna paste, especially on hands and feet. It's also used for colouring the hair.
Updated Dec 25, 2002
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What to buy: A great idea before doing all your shopping : first buy a local basket to carry on all your gifts. The only problem left is, where to hide them to bring them home ? Luckily as in most of the african countries, we didn't have any problem with the overweight on the plane haha !
Updated Dec 25, 2002
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What to buy: Beans for the couscous? Mmmm delicious.
And grains for the delicious home-made bread.
Written Dec 25, 2002
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Beans for the couscous? Mmmm delicious.And grains for the delicious home-made bread.
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