Abeer Anabtawi

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Abeer Anabtawi

Palestinian artist
“This is not a scarf. It is an act of memory.”
Her work interweaves the four symbols of Palestinian memory — olive branches, doves, keys and sun — into wearable pieces of resistance and beauty. Each motif is deliberate. Nothing is decorative.

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Aysha Saif Al Hamrani

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Aysha Saif Al Hamrani

Self-taught Emirati Artist · Ajman · @Mnawrah
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“I wanted to give Emirati women a piece that felt like them — strong and radiant at once.”
Self-taught Emirati artist whose work draws from 90s and early 2000s Middle Eastern pop culture, reinterpreted through a contemporary Emirati lens. She wanted to create a piece that felt like Emirati women — strong and radiant at once.

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Lara Elsergany

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Lara Elsergany

Egyptian roots · Dubai upbringing · London-based
“Cairo at sunrise. Street carts. Warm bread. The whole day ahead of you.”
Inspired by the foul sellers of Cairo — a morning ritual as Egyptian as the sunrise. Her design captures the warmth of street life that Dubai-raised Egyptians carry with them wherever they go. Drawing from memory, not nostalgia.

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Zahraa Alk

Iraqi-Canadian Artist
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Zahraa is an Iraqi-Canadian artist who finds inspiration in nostalgia, history, and the beauty of everyday objects. For her collaboration with Nabat & Hagat, she hand-painted an Iraqi postage stamp from 1965, transforming a small piece of history into a celebration of memory and belonging. Inspired by her visits to Iraq, the artwork captures the warmth of summer days, cherished memories, and the feeling of home.

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