Nakhel & Aljamal
د.إ 185
In this artwork the palm (Nakhel in arabic) and the camel (Aljamal) are used to express the beauty and splendor of the desert and its most important elements.
Thus, the palm tree, being an important food item for Arabs, is also considered a symbol of beauty. While the camel, being a traditional means of transportation in the desert, is considered a symbol of endurance, ability, and power to bear hardships.
Traditional desert symbols in a new modern interpretation will for sure add a touch of the Arabian authenticity to your everyday stylish outfits.
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