NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: Tiebele village stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )

NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: A view from the Tiebele village which stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )

NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: A view from the Tiebele village which stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )

NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: A view from the Tiebele village which stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )

NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: A view from the Tiebele village which stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )

NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: A view from the Tiebele village which stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )

NAHOURI, BURKINA FASO - OCTOBER 8: A view from the Tiebele village which stands out with its earthen houses adorned with geometric patterns and its unique architecture recognized by UNESCO as part of the cultural heritage list in Nahouri, southern Burkina Faso on October 8, 2025. Reflecting the traditional lifestyle of the Kassena tribe the village captivates visitors with its artistic character. The houses called sukhala, are built by the men of the village using a mixture of mud and straw, after which the women decorate the walls with geometric patterns symbolizing fertility, protection and communal identity in black, red, and white using natural pigments. ( Mehmet Aslan - Anadolu Agency )