hotat
Hotat refers to a traditional nomadic dwelling used by the Tuareg people of North Africa. These portable structures are designed to withstand the harsh desert environment and are easily dismantled and transported during nomadic migrations. The construction typically involves a wooden frame covered with animal hides, woven mats, or canvas. The interior is often sparsely furnished, reflecting the practical needs of a mobile lifestyle.
The design of a hotat emphasizes ventilation and insulation to maintain a comfortable temperature in extreme
While modern influences have introduced some changes, the hotat remains an important symbol of Tuareg culture