Out door khema

Arabian Bedouin Tent, commonly known in the UAE and Gulf region as a Beit al-Sha’ar (House of Hair) or simply a Majlis Tent. These are a staple for desert camping, heritage events, and backyard

Fabric (Outer & Walls):

• • Material: Traditionally made from woven goat or camel hair, though modern versions often use a heavy-duty, UV-resistant Sadu-patterned polyester or blended fabric.
  • Pattern: Features the iconic Sadu weave, characterized by horizontal geometric stripes in red, black, white, and occasionally green.
• Structural Framework:
  • Support: Uses a series of internal vertical steel poles (often painted red or black) and external guy ropes anchored to the ground to maintain its shape against desert winds.
  • Design: The “open-front” style shown is a common configuration for ventilation during the day, while the side walls can be fully closed at night for warmth and privacy.