Before tattoos became fashionable, Rif Berber women marked life milestones with symbolic hand punctures—indigo ink mixed with breastmilk. Only two practitioners remain. Their needles: sea urchin spines. Their canvas: the soles of brides’ feet.
Before tattoos became fashionable, Rif Berber women marked life milestones with symbolic hand punctures—indigo ink mixed with breastmilk. Only two practitioners remain. Their needles: sea urchin spines. Their canvas: the soles of brides’ feet.
