The sweater of Hayat Al-Saraj

Product name: Sweater | About Al Siraj Another suggested view: Al Siraj scenes Product story: About Al Siraj Palace life was not still, but moving in simple daily scenes, where this design features features between people and details, and roles intersect. We see a girl wearing the red Bakhnaq, one of the traditional outfits in the Eastern Province, and nearby appears the horseman pulling the cart, as well as a woman in an abaya with a head covering representing the presence of women in the general scene with her daily stability. Another scene of a mother with her daughter carrying a basket on her head to hold items, in addition to the mailman crossing carrying news between houses, and the guard of Al Siraj Palace standing steadily while a car passes as a sign of the beginning of a lifestyle change. A palm tree stands in the middle of the bag to witness everyone. Diverse elements but they gather in the same place! Product description: Embroidered sweater inspired by daily life in the Ahsa region around Al Siraj Palace; to express popular memory and social identity in a simple and warm visual form. Product details: Color: Green Design type: Embroidery Size: S, M, L, XL Material: Washed Melton wool Story type: Wide Washing instructions: To maintain the sweater's softness and quality, it is preferable to wash it with cold water and let it dry naturally, avoiding direct ironing on the print or embroidery.