Marabout Collection

Marabout at work, Mbour, Thies, Senegal, West Africa, Africa

Costumes de Différents Pays, Marabou et Negre de l'Isle St. Louis dans le Sénégal, c1797
Costumes de Differents Pays, Marabou et Negre de l'Isle St. Louis dans le Senegal, c1797

'Un Marabout; Afrique du nord, 1914. Creator: Unknown
'Un Marabout; Afrique du nord, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914

Germany, Berlin - Ost West-Achse
The Marabout de Sidi-Brahim at Bou Saada (Bou-Saada) - a town and municipality in M Sila Province, Algeria, situated 245 km south of Algiers Date: circa 1910s

Marabout Oasis near Misrata, Gulf of Sidra, Libya Date: circa 1940s

A marabout tomb in Berriane, Ghardaia
Three children and two men stand about a marabout tomb in Berriane, Ghardaia. circa 1910s

Tombeau de Cidi-Abdellah-el-Marabout, Haute-Egypte, 1849 / 51, printed 1852
Tombeau de Cidi-Abdellah-el-Marabout, Haute-Egypte, 1849/51, printed 1852. A work made of salted paper print, plate 62 from the album " egypte, nubie, palestine et syrie" (1852)

Cidi Abdallah el Marabout, Erment, Armant, Egypt
Vintage 19th century photograph: Cidi Abdallah el Marabout, Erment, Armant, Egypt, by Maxime Du Camp, 1850 s

Label for Marabou silk thread (colour litho)
982320 Label for Marabou silk thread (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Label for Marabou silk thread, with an image of a man wearing traditional dress)

Senegalese people, c1890. An engraving from Robert Browns The Countries of the World, published by Cassell, (London & Paris, c1890)

French Foreign Legion by some Marabout ruins, Taza, Morocco, 1904. French postcard

Marabout, Algeria - Study of two Moorish Women
Marabout, Algeria - Photographic study of two Moorish Women by Geiser. Date: circa 1908

Marabout Sidi-el-Kebir, Blida
A young man observes the Marabout of Sidi-el-Kebir in the cemetery, Blida. Date: circa 1910s

A Lovely Ascot frock from Harrods, 1924
A black and white georgette frock, embroidered with silk and beads, worn with a osprey trimmed hat and silken sunshade decorated with sheared marabout (marabou), all from Harrods of Knightsbridge

Modelling Gown 1930S
Two potential customers watch a mannequin model a gown with a gored skirt, pointed panels forming a yoke on the hips, a loosely tied narrow sash & a marabou trimmed cape. Date: early 1930s

Thessaloniki, Greece - Turkish Quarter - Rue Kassandra with the Golden Fountain. Date: circa 1910s

MOROCCO, Atlantic Coast, CASABLANCA (AIN DIAB): Marabout of Sidi, Abd, er, Rahmane / Tomb and Pilgrimage Site on the AIN DIAB beach

Kairouan, Tunisia - Doorway of a Marabouts home
Kairouan, Tunisia - Decorated doorway of the home of an Islamic religious teacher, or Marabout

Marabout, Tunisia
A Marabout, Tunisia. A marabout is a tomb of a venerated saint, and such places have become holy centers and places of pious reflection

Religious architecture, Marabout, near Agdz, Tamenougalt, Morocco, Africa

Exterior of the tomb of Marabout Sidi Brahim, Draa valley, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

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Marabout, a term that encompasses various cultural and geographical references, holds immense significance across different parts of the world. From the Marabout Oasis near Misrata in Libya to the Gulf of Sidra, this mystical place captivates with its serene beauty. In Berriane, Ghardaia, a marabout tomb stands as a testament to ancient traditions and beliefs. Traveling further west to Mbour in Senegal's Thies region, we witness a marabout at work. This spiritual figure carries out rituals and practices that have been passed down through generations in West Africa. In Germany's capital city Berlin, the Ost West-Achse showcases how diverse cultures intertwine. The presence of marabouts signifies unity among people from different backgrounds. Venturing into Morocco's Zagora region within the Draa Valley lies Zaouia Naciri - an architectural marvel adorned with wood-carved doors and stucco work. These intricate designs reflect the rich history and craftsmanship associated with marabouts. Moving eastwards towards Egypt, we encounter Tombeau de Cidi-Abdellah-el-Marabout in Haute-Egypte - an exquisite structure dating back to 1849/51. Its grandeur transports us back in time while highlighting the influence of marabouts on Egyptian culture. Not far away lies Cidi Abdallah el Marabout in Erment Armant - another sacred site where spirituality intertwines with daily life. The label for Marabou silk thread reminds us of how even everyday objects can carry cultural significance. This delicate material represents artistry and elegance deeply rooted in tradition. A glimpse into history reveals French Foreign Legion soldiers amidst Marabout ruins in Taza, Morocco (1904). This juxtaposition symbolizes both conflict and harmony between colonial powers and indigenous cultures. Finally, we arrive at Blida's Marabout Sidi-el-Kebir - a place where faith finds solace. This spiritual sanctuary offers a space for introspection and connection with the divine.