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A domed mosque with two minarets on a pale morning, bunting strung from the balconies of the minarets to the dome and out to the edges.
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Ramadan & Eid

Eid Rooftops

No. 85 of 100 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA domed mosque with two minarets on a pale morning, bunting strung from the balconies of the minarets to the dome and out to the edges.

What it meansMosques are often decorated for Eid, and the takbir of Eid is called from the minarets from the night before until the festival prayer in the morning.

Where it worksA bright, cheerful piece for a living room or entrance.

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Six folded prayer rugs stacked on a low surface, each with a patterned fold and a fringed end, with a string of prayer beads and a tassel resting on top.Folded RugsNo. 86
A child's new emerald tunic with gold embroidery at the yoke, cuffs and hem, laid flat on a quilted bone cover beside an embroidered cap, a pair of terracotta slippers and a small plum envelope.Laid Out for EidNo. 87
The hill of Jabal al-Rahmah with its pillar, drawn as a single gold silhouette under a wide bone sky with a small sun.Mount of MercyNo. 88
An open square tin of Eid sweets seen from above, divided into nine gold compartments of maamoul, kahk, ghraybeh, baklava, dates, sugared almonds and rose lokum, with its painted terracotta lid set beside it on emerald.Tin of SweetsNo. 89
One large paisley drawn in henna-brown line on soft peach, layered with outlines, fine veins and scalloped dots, with a small vine curling from its tip.Henna PaisleyNo. 90
A wide plain at night under a sweep of stars and a half moon. Small warm lights and pale points are scattered across the ground towards low dark hills.Under the Open SkyNo. 91
Three carved wooden maamoul moulds lying on pale linen, each cup cut with a different pattern, beside a few finished biscuits.Maamoul MouldsNo. 92
A single round kahk biscuit, thickly dusted with sugar and stamped with an eight-point star, shown large on deep emerald.Sugar StarNo. 93

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