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Space Beauty
د.إ 185
The news about the UAE’s first female astronaut going to conquer the space inspired the artist to create the design of this scarf. The scarf depicts the mind and the strength of a woman as well as numerous national symbols of the UAE. It aims to raise a woman’s spirits: “Be a woman who is not afraid to do what she wants to do. Be a woman who takes risks to achieve her goals. But still be a woman: inspiring and bringing beauty into this universe”.
By Bakhmullaeva Luiza @louisa.bakh
Bakhmullaeva Luiza is a self-taught portrait painter from Azerbaijan, a designer of children’s toys as well as a wall painter and decorator. She has been fond of art since her early childhood. After a while this hobby turned into her favorite occupation. Nowadays, space and undersea world are two main topics of the artist’s works.
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