Middle Eastern Cards

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Description: Qahwa - the Arabic word for coffee, and the root of the word itself - drawn in flowing traditional calligraphy with a curl of steam rising from the letters. Rich coffee-brown ink with COFFEE beneath in quiet capitals. For coffee lovers who know where the story of coffee began.

Description: Slow-brewed in copper, served in a small cup, never rushed. A fine-line cezve mid-pour above the words TURKISH COFFEE RITUAL - for everyone who knows coffee this strong comes with fortune-telling grounds and long conversation.

Description: A Middle Eastern little girl wearing a cream knit beanie and hugging a smiling cinnamon roll with icing.

Description: Zaghrouta. A celebration shirt for brides, aunties and wedding guests who bring the joyful trill to every happy occasion. Wear it to weddings, henna nights, Eid gatherings and graduations. One of the proud heritage gifts and a great Arab wedding gift for women and men who celebrate out loud. Bright artwork made for black and other dark shirts.

Description: This Moroccan geometric pattern showcases traditional zellij tile art in a striking blue and gold color scheme. Perfect for lovers of Islamic art and intricate mosaic designs, this geometric art captures the vibrant and traditional aesthetic of Middle Eastern tile work. A beautiful seamless pattern design.

Description: Farasha is a belly dancer wearing my original design, a green two piece dance costume with royal blue, gold and bronze detailing. “Farasha” is an Arabic name meaning “butterfly”.

Description: Musical Note – Oud portrays a unique silhouette of a musician sitting inside the curve of a quaver note while playing the oud, a traditional Middle Eastern string instrument admired for its warm, deep, and expressive tones. The design highlights the rounded body and short neck of the oud, symbolizing its rich cultural heritage, while birds flying outward from the note represent freedom and the timeless journey of music across generations. This concept merges the universal language of musical notation with the soulful artistry of oud performance, making it a meaningful piece for oud players, world music lovers, and those who celebrate Arabic and Mediterranean musical traditions.

Description: A Middle Eastern little girl wearing a dusty-blue beanie while cuddling a smiling soft pretzel.

Description: Some subjects of the Ottoman Sultan, gathered for a highly anachronistic group photo. The Ottoman Empire - which I am currently studying - was incredibly diverse, and I have tried to incorporate many of the different costumes and cultures of the Ottoman Empire - from Kurdish warrior to Bedouin nomad to Anatolian soldier - into this illustration.

Description: Abu Dhabi written in Arabic and in English.

Description: Lily of the Nile is a warm and intimate recording where Hamza El-Din’s rich vocals and delicate oud playing bloom with elegance and grace. Rooted in Nubian tradition, the album flows like the Nile itself—calm, expressive, and deeply spiritual.

Description: This is Blues To Allah a highly detailed middle eastern design inspired by Grateful Dead's fan art tribute, featuring a wizard riding camel, encircled by psychedelic magic cosmic auras. The distressed, monotone design instantly signals affiliation with jam band culture, vintage psychedelic rock, and underground metal aesthetics. This graphic is essential for Deadheads, festival attendees, and collectors seeking a dark, modernized Steal Your Face alternative.

Description: Eclipse blends Hamza El-Din’s hypnotic oud playing with serene, sun-drenched atmospheres, creating a spiritual and introspective soundscape. The album reflects a quiet fusion of Nubian tradition and ambient minimalism, like a moment suspended between light and shadow.

Description: A highly intricate circular emblem combining traditional green and red Arabic calligraphy brush strokes into a sacred spiritual shield layout

Description: يلا — YALLA, the Arabic word for 'let's go', in flowing classical calligraphy with its transliteration and meaning beneath. Part of our single-word series: elegant, legible, and a conversation starter. For Arabic speakers, learners and lovers of the script.

Description: This Arabic Endearment Design Features The Text JD Habibi. Perfect For Expressing Love And Affection To A Friend Or Family Member. Ideal Gift For Anyone Cherishing Middle Eastern Culture And Arabic Language.

Description: A beautiful, rich classical painterly graphic depicting historic epic cavalry battles and spiritual courage through deep crimson and gold canvas tones

Description: A clean and deeply respectful design displaying classical Arabic brush calligraphy in deep crimson red tones, honoring traditional spiritual heritage and historical events

Description: This Arabic Endearment Design Features The Text JD Habibi. Perfect For Expressing Love And Affection To A Friend Or Family Member. Ideal Gift For Anyone Cherishing Middle Eastern Culture And Arabic Language.

Description: Available Sound: Darius presents an intimate and warm portrait of Hamza El-Din’s artistry, blending delicate oud melodies with subtle vocal expression. Rooted in Nubian tradition, the album feels personal and reflective, capturing the quiet beauty of everyday musical storytelling.

Description: In heraldry and vexillology, the double-headed eagle (or double-eagle) is a charge associated with the concept of Empire. Most modern uses of the symbol are directly or indirectly associated with its use by the Roman/Byzantine Empire, whose use of it represented the Empire's dominion over the Near East and the West. Used in the Eastern Roman Empire as a dynastic emblem of the Palaiologoi, it was adopted during the Late Medieval to Early Modern period in the Holy Roman Empire on the one hand, and in Orthodox principalities (Serbia and Russia) on the other, representing an augmentation of the (single-headed) eagle associated with the Roman Empire.(Source:Wikipedia)

Description: Unique collage artwork inspired by Palestinian culture and video game aesthetics.

Description: Al Oud showcases the soulful depth of Nubian musical tradition through Hamza El-Din’s expressive voice and masterful oud playing. Blending instrumental passages with heartfelt vocals, the album radiates warmth, spirituality, and a deep connection to the Nile’s cultural heritage.