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Coffee Cup Set of 4 Calligraphy
AED 65The cup is an enduring symbol of Arabic hospitality, welcome and gentle conversation.
Dubai Skyline Deep Red Gold A5 Recyled Leather Blank Journal
AED 35A special gift you can share with your friends and family.
Coffee Cup Set of 4 Calligraphy With Gold
AED 65The cup is an enduring symbol of Arabic hospitality, welcome and gentle conversation.
Wall Art
Introduce the perfect finishing touches to your home decor with our luxurious selection of wall art. Whether you’re looking to spruce up your living room with a statement piece or add character to your hallway with subtle designs, our wall art is guaranteed to elevate your interior decor instantly.
Takeaway Mona
AED 330 – AED 750Art theft is brazen, and sometimes comical. The largest art theft was in 1990 in Boston. The thieves dressed up as policemen and ended up walking away with 500 million dollars worth of art! The Vermeer was stolen as part of that heist – if you know where it is now, there is a 10 million dollar reward. Read about the most famous heists here!
Untitled #16
AED 240 – AED 1,250Untitled Paintings (19 paintings)
This “Untitled” piece is a celebration of artistic freedom and unbridled creativity. In choosing not to assign a title, the artist invites you, the viewer, to engage directly with the work in its purest form. This approach strips away preconceptions and narratives, allowing the art to speak for itself through its colors, shapes,?and?textures.
Untitled #17
AED 218 – AED 1,000Untitled Paintings (19 paintings)
This “Untitled” piece is a celebration of artistic freedom and unbridled creativity. In choosing not to assign a title, the artist invites you, the viewer, to engage directly with the work in its purest form. This approach strips away preconceptions and narratives, allowing the art to speak for itself through its colors, shapes,?and?textures.
Untitled #1
AED 240 – AED 1,000Untitled Paintings (19 paintings)
This “Untitled” piece is a celebration of artistic freedom and unbridled creativity. In choosing not to assign a title, the artist invites you, the viewer, to engage directly with the work in its purest form. This approach strips away preconceptions and narratives, allowing the art to speak for itself through its colors, shapes,?and?textures.
Building Bridges K4
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
Building Bridges K3
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
Building Bridges #27
AED 360 – AED 1,250The ?Building Bridges? series by Nasr delves into the metaphorical contrast between the human propensity for constructing barriers and the need for building connections. Here, Nasr predominantly utilizes the imagery of arches to convey his message. In this series, the arch is not just a structural element but a symbol representing various concepts such as strength, support, and the transition to liminal spaces. Drawing inspiration from both mythology and architecture, Nasr uses arches to signify doorways in time and space, evoking themes of worship, hospitality, and the uplifting of the spirit to higher ideals.
