The final practitioner of traditional Amazigh tattooing in Tunisia is preserving a centuries-old cultural art form that has nearly vanished. Known for intricate geometric designs passed down through generations, this rare craft reflects the Berber heritage of North Africa. With few remaining experts, the survival of this ancient tradition now hinges on the efforts of this last tattooist. The practice, once widespread, faces fading interest as younger generations turn away from its historical roots.
