Showing posts with label Omani handicrafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Omani handicrafts. Show all posts
BOOKS ABOUT OMAN: The Craft Heritage of Oman, Volumes 1 & 2
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LOL, I I remember one of our former OPNOs [American] asking Princess [Commonewealth somewhere] what fork to use first and how to address the... -
This post is written in reply to a comment left on another blog post. Here is Sasha's comment: Hello! I’ve been reading your blog for a ... -
Unto# 1 LATIFALSHAMSI by Latifa from UAE In perhaps her most iconic and widely copied look www.latifalshamsi.com is probably the most famo... -
Living anywhere in Oman, you're bound to hear a story or two. Even in Muscat. Have you ever passed by the orange-and white villa with bi... -
Now I was tragically disapointed when it turned out the Muscat villa we are building, as a compromise (its a twin villa) had to be European ... -
To be honest, the reason most Omanis go to Muscat Festival in Naseem park, is to shop. Or to take the kids on the rides. I am ashamed to say... -
Oman has managed to preserve much of its original culture, including the differing and colourful varaiations of regional dresses for women. ... -
K, I know that last one is a spa, but check out that ceiling. WHO wouldn't want to go to bed to that? If your bedroom is big enough, it ... -
I'd like to feature various blogs I read and their best articles, especially those of the Omani girls blogging in English about anythin... -
Art by Narjooosa on Deviant Art. I personally only attended a school with a uniform for two months and that was in my class 12 year of highs...