Druse Collection
"Discovering the Enigmatic Druse: A Glimpse into Mideastern Shepherd Culture" Step into the world of the Druse
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"Discovering the Enigmatic Druse: A Glimpse into Mideastern Shepherd Culture" Step into the world of the Druse, a fascinating community that has captivated historians and artists alike. Originating from the Middle East, these shepherds have left an indelible mark on various aspects of society. Their unique connection with dogs is evident in both anatomy and artwork. The intricate depictions showcase their deep understanding of canine companionship, highlighting their bond with these loyal creatures. Travel back to Mount Lebanon in the 1880s and witness a breathtaking scene - a Druse bride adorned in traditional attire. Her resplendent beauty reflects the rich cultural heritage passed down through generations. The Fortress of Belgrade stands as a testament to the power held by Druse Chiefs. An engraving captures this historical moment, showcasing their strength and influence within their community. Syrian Costumes come alive through another enchanting engraving, offering a glimpse into the vibrant colors and intricate designs that define Druse fashion. Druse women grinding corn symbolize resilience and hard work. Their dedication to sustaining their families' livelihoods echoes throughout history as they play an integral role in providing sustenance for their communities. A diverse group consisting of Turks, Albanians, and Druses showcases unity amidst diversity during c1880. This artistic portrayal celebrates multiculturalism while emphasizing shared values among different ethnicities. Fast forward to 1913 when Charles JS Makin's brush immortalizes Group Ladies enjoying a meal together - laughter echoing through every stroke. These moments reflect camaraderie amongst women who find solace in each other's company despite life's challenges. Makin also captures powerful portraits of esteemed figures within the community - proud chiefs exuding authority alongside refined gentlemen embodying gracefulness synonymous with being part of this enigmatic culture. Finally, meet Lebanon's married Druze Woman donning her iconic Tantour hat.