Orwa Aldar
د.إ 185
In this scarf we see the camel which has several names among the Arabs, and one of them is Urwat al-Dar. This ship of the desert is depicted in the scarf walking on desert sands as if a true ship swaying on sea waves.
Because of its permanent presence in the desert environment and its use in transporting travelers, a camel became an integral part of the Arab tribes daily lives. For them, camels were a source of livelihood, a manifestation of wealth and authority.
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