You may notice the significant mention of camels on this website.
That is because camels are crucial to the Somali economy.
They are mainly used for milk and transportation.
Koor is made from wood and contains peg-beaters (located inside) and a strap.
They are placed on camels to locate them. Made of carved wood. Can be used to contain milk from sheep, goats, cows and camels.
Coming from the word “Daqan” meaning “Culture”.
It refers to the traditional clothing that Somali people wear.
The image shows three types of hido iyo daqan patterns that females wear.
The dress in the middle also has a pearl necklace as an accessory.
These drums are made from rope and dried animal skin.
These drums were usually used in times of celebration,
especially during a wedding. They also use it during plays and poetry recitals.
This drum is quite small compared to the common larger ones. It is usually used to perfume homes during special occasions, such as when one is expecting guests. Hot charcoal is placed on the burner along with prepped incense.
It keeps the house smelling pleasant for hours.. This is very similar to common utensils we see today, similar to classic plates and spoons.
It is usually used to serve meat and other dishes. This a Somali-style flatbread made from flour. It is usually golden brown, flaky and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It can be eaten with butter/honey/sugar or as a side with sauces and soup. It’s very versatile. Wooden storage container can be used to store mini items. Other versions of these containers have straps to easily carry them. 
