Kairwan Collection
Kairwan, a city steeped in history and culture, holds many secrets within its ancient walls
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Kairwan, a city steeped in history and culture, holds many secrets within its ancient walls. From the French Occupation of Tunis to the magnificent Tomb of Sidi es Saheb, this enchanting place has witnessed it all. The French Occupation of Tunis left an indelible mark on Kairwan's landscape. Engravings depict the struggles and triumphs that unfolded during this period, showcasing the resilience of its people. One cannot miss the grandeur of the Great Mosque with its towering minaret, a testament to Kairwan's Islamic heritage. Step inside and be transported back in time as you explore the intricate details adorning every corner. The interior is a masterpiece crafted by Charles JS Makin himself. As you wander through Kairwan's streets, you'll encounter scenes frozen in time. Street scenes from c1924 capture everyday life in this bustling city - a vibrant tapestry woven with diverse cultures and traditions. Venture further into Kairwan's heartland and discover hidden gems like "Zaouia, " or College of Aissawia. This sacred place exudes tranquility and spirituality, offering solace to those seeking enlightenment. For art enthusiasts, there are captivating artworks depicting Kairwan's beauty throughout history. Armand Kohl's view transports us back to c1890 when serenity reigned supreme amidst stunning architecture. Meunier's portrayal of The Mosque of Swords showcases architectural marvels that have stood tall for centuries. Delve into Kairouan’s rich past by exploring artifacts such as ceramic bowls dating back to the 10th century – treasures that tell stories untold but cherished nonetheless. Beyond its historical significance lies natural beauty surrounding Kairouan; shepherds tending their flocks southward remind us that even amidst urbanity nature still thrives harmoniously alongside human existence.