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Zahra
د.إ 185
In Gulf countries Zahra is a widely used female name. But at the same time in Arabic this word means A Small Flower.
These are such small feminine and delicate flowers that are used to underline the grandeur and beauty of one of the most world-famous Gulf sightseeings. Gentle small flowers in this scarf design exactly reproduce floral embellishments from the walls of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu-Dhabi.
| SKU: | 0040 |
| Category: | Scarves |
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