Khaïma means tent in Arabic. The documentary describes the making of a Bedouin tent in southern Morocco, handmade in a Lâayoune tribe, from the collection of wool to its completion. In a poetic tone, we also follow the future bridegroom of the tribe, who ordered this tent in view of his future marriage, so in parallel with its manufacture, we follow the preparations for his marriage, which without the completion of this ci, cannot marry, such is the custom. We also show the importance of the tent in the Saharawi community of Morocco and the extent of the link between nature, man and animal, as well as the accompaniment of all nomadic rituals.