Three panels of hand-painted leather Tuareg saddle cushion or pillow. These are stuffed, have been used. They show age. Some of these have damaged fringes. These cushions are traditionally made from goat hide leather and feature geometric patterns in red, yellow, and brown. These cushions are commonly used by the Tuareg people of the Sahara Desert and can also be used as wall hangings or decorative pieces. The panels in the image are likely part of a larger cushion or set, and the geometric designs are a common feature of Tuareg art.