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A unique place for artistic expression
Local handcrafts center in Niamey

Ibrahim Moussa Craft Village

Unique, traditional, hand-made creations

The Ibrahim Moussa Craft Village in Niamey is well worth a visit.

It promotes Nigerian craftsmanship and supports local artisans.

The village includes various workshops where visitors can observe the creative process.
You’ll find a wide range of products, including sculptures, jewelry and handmade textiles.

Each item reflects the traditional know-how and culture of Niger.
Demonstrations are often provided to showcase craft techniques.

Enjoy buying authentic souvenirs while you’re in the village!

In this way, you will be making a personal contribution to the development of the local economy.

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Everything you need to know about the artisanal village

HISTORY AND ORIGIN

The Ibrahim Moussa Craft Village was founded to promote Nigerien crafts and support local artisans.

It was the famous craftsman Ibrahim Moussa who created this space in the 1990s to promote traditional techniques.
The village has become a meeting place for craftspeople, encouraging the exchange of skills and creativity.

Over the years, it has attracted curious visitors from all over the world.

Today, the village has become a landmark of local culture and a vital support for the craft economy.

WHY VISIT THE IBRAHIM MOUSSA CRAFT VILLAGE IN NIAMEY?

Visiting the Ibrahim Moussa Craft Village in Niamey is a pleasant and rewarding experience.
This unique venue offers a glimpse of authentic Nigerian craftsmanship.

Discover a wide range of creations specific to the local culture.
Each product is a testament to the expertise of the people of Niger.

What’s more, you’ll have the chance to watch the craftspeople at work and learn more about their methods.
Feel free to take these souvenirs home with you to commemorate your adventure in Niamey!

SOME PRACTICAL ADVICE WHEN VISITING THE VILLAGE

When you visit the Ibrahim Moussa Craft Village, make sure you wear comfortable clothes suited to the climate.

You should also bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated during your trip.

Take the time to engage with the artisans and ask them questions about their work.

Finally, be respectful of work areas and always ask permission before taking photographs.

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Support local crafts by staying near the Ibrahim Moussa craft village

Staying at the Noom Hotel Niamey, near the Ibrahim Moussa Craft Village in Niamey, is a great way to support local crafts. This vibrant village is the creative heart of Niger, where many talented craftspeople produce unique works of art. By choosing our nearby accommodation, you can easily explore the workshops and meet the artisans directly. This will allow you to discover their techniques and learn more about their unique skills.

By buying souvenirs directly in the village, you are helping to keep their traditions alive and strengthen the local economy. You’ll also be able to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere that makes the place such a delight. And you won’t be going home empty-handed. The unique souvenirs you bring back will have pride of place in your living room!

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