Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions of Le Kef

The museum is located in a zawiya.[1] The building where the museum is located was built in 1784, this building served as the headquarters of the brotherhood of Rahmania. This building is a social and religious complex.[2] The museum was inaugurated in 1970 and contains collections of handicrafts and ethnographic objects.[3]

In 2015, 533 people were reported to have visited the museum in that year.[4]

The museum has collections of various ethnographic and anthropological objects:[5] and artifacts such as utensils, ceramics, traditional clothing and handicrafts.[6][7] The museum also contains Islamic sundials.[8] The museum is divided into 4 rooms[2]

• Room 1: This room contains displays of ceremonial costumes and jewelry.
• Room 2: This room contains historical artifacts used by nomadic tribes in activities such as agriculture.
• Room 3: This room contains bee smokers.
• Room 4: This room contains various artifacts such as clothing and ancient weapons.

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  Islamic sundial in the museum courtyard
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  Nomadic tent on display in the second room.
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  Blacksmith's instruments
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  Mihrab of the second room