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- ⌁Designed by Amazigh Shop
- ⌁ASIN: 0955110955
- ⌁Publisher: SeedPress
- ⌁Publication date: January 1, 2017
- ⌁ISBN-10: 0955110955
- ⌁ISBN-13: 978-0955110955
- ⌁Dimensions: 7.44 x 0.55 x 9.69 inches
- ⌁Gift wrapping available
Style: Berber tattoo art, Middle Atlas cultural study, illustrated cultural book
Color Palette: Warm ochre and tan cover with cream, black, and neutral illustration tones
Use: Reading, cultural reference, tattoo-art study, personal book collection
Language: English
Publisher: SeedPress
Publication Date: January 1, 2017
Product Name: Berber Tattooing in Morocco’s Middle Atlas Book
Category: Books
The title places the book specifically in Morocco’s Middle Atlas and identifies Berber tattooing as its central subject. This focused identity makes it useful for readers who are interested in the relationship between body art, cultural history, regional traditions, and the visual language associated with tattooing rather than a broad general introduction to Morocco.
This is a physical English-language book published by SeedPress on January 1, 2017. The supplied bibliographic information identifies Felix Leu, Aia Leu, and Loretta Leu in connection with the title, preserving the personal names associated with this edition while keeping the book’s subject firmly centred on Berber Tattooing in Morocco’s Middle Atlas.
The cover reinforces that identity visually. A warm ochre-toned field surrounds a cream central panel containing a detailed black line portrait of a woman shown in profile. Numerous dark geometric tattoo markings appear across the face and neck, giving the cover an immediately recognisable connection to the subject named in the title without requiring additional decorative elements.
This is more than a general art book. Its precise focus on Berber tattooing and the Middle Atlas gives it a clear place within collections concerned with tattoo culture, Morocco, regional visual traditions, cultural studies, and books that preserve specialised artistic subjects through a dedicated published work.
Why You’ll Love It
• Focuses specifically on Berber tattooing in Morocco’s Middle Atlas rather than presenting an overly broad cultural theme.
• Published in English by SeedPress, making the bibliographic identity of this edition clear.
• The cover presents a detailed profile portrait with visible geometric tattoo markings across the face and neck.
• Warm ochre, cream, and black tones give the book a distinctive visual identity on a bookshelf or reading table.
• Useful for readers interested in tattoo art, Moroccan cultural subjects, visual traditions, and specialised art books.
• Detailed ISBN information makes the edition straightforward to identify for collectors and reference purposes.
Available Sizes
• Dimensions: 7.44 x 0.55 x 9.69 inches
• Item weight: approximately 1.2 pounds
Book Details
The book is identified by ISBN-10 0955110955 and ISBN-13 978-0955110955. These numbers provide useful reference points for readers, collectors, and anyone organising a specialist library where accurate edition identification matters.
The listed dimensions of 7.44 x 0.55 x 9.69 inches give the book a clearly defined physical format, while its stated weight is approximately 1.2 pounds. These measurements can be useful when planning shelf space, selecting a book stand, or adding the volume to an existing art and culture collection.
The supplied product information also places the title within Books and records it in relation to Morocco Travel Guides. Its subject, however, is stated directly and more specifically in the title: Berber tattooing in Morocco’s Middle Atlas.
Design & Cultural Focus
The strongest visual element of the cover is the portrait illustration. The woman’s profile is rendered in fine black lines, while repeated tattoo markings form bands, angular shapes, and closely spaced geometric patterns across the visible face and neck. These details make the subject readable at a glance and give the cover the character of an art-focused cultural publication.
The book’s title uses the exact regional reference Middle Atlas, so that geographical focus should be preserved rather than expanded to unrelated Amazigh regions or language varieties. No specific tattoo motif meanings are supplied in the provided product information, so the visible markings are best appreciated as part of the book’s stated study of Berber tattooing without assigning unsupported symbolic interpretations.
The warm cover palette also contributes to the book’s visual presence. Ochre and tan tones frame the cream illustration panel, while the black typography and portrait lines create strong contrast. The result is restrained and recognisable, allowing the title and portrait to remain the main focus.
Perfect For
• Readers interested in Berber tattooing and Middle Atlas cultural subjects.
• Tattoo artists and tattoo-art enthusiasts building a specialised reference collection.
• Personal libraries focused on Morocco, North Africa, visual culture, and regional arts.
• Collectors of illustrated cultural and art books.
• Readers looking for an English-language publication with a clearly defined tattoo-art subject.
• Display on a bookshelf, reading table, or art-book shelf where the ochre cover and illustrated portrait can remain visible.
Publication Information
Care Instructions
• Handle the book with clean, dry hands to help keep the cover and pages in good condition.
• Store it upright or flat in a dry location away from prolonged moisture.
• Avoid folding the cover or forcing the book open beyond its natural range.
• Keep it away from liquids and other conditions that could damage a printed book.
• Remove light surface dust gently with a clean, dry cloth when needed.
A Meaningful Gift Idea
Berber Tattooing in Morocco’s Middle Atlas is a thoughtful book choice for someone whose interests bring together tattoo art, Morocco, visual culture, or specialised cultural publications. Its precise subject and distinctive illustrated cover make it more personal than a general-purpose art title.
• A focused gift for someone interested in tattoo history and visual culture.
• Suitable for a reader building a collection of books about Morocco and North Africa.
• A distinctive option for an artist, tattoo enthusiast, or collector of illustrated cultural books.
A Berber Cultural Book for Your Collection
With its Middle Atlas focus, tattoo-themed portrait illustration, warm ochre cover, and clearly documented publishing details, this book brings a specialised Berber cultural subject into a modern reading and reference collection without broadening the topic beyond what its title establishes.
Carefully selected for Amazigh Shop, this English-language SeedPress book offers readers and collectors a clearly identified publication centred on Berber Tattooing in Morocco’s Middle Atlas, supported by precise bibliographic details and a visually distinctive illustrated cover.