Omani Heritage Gallery - Preserving the Past, Creating a Future
Description
pulled from site's meta descriptionSilver jewelry and Copper bowls from Nizwa, Woven rugs from the Jebel (mountains) and Desert tribes, Clay pottery from Dhofar, Musandam, and Bahla, Baskets from the Bedouin women, Silk handbags with silver handles and ziar or raqma embroidery, Incense burners, Perfume oils, Indigo scarves... these are just a few of the many items the Omani Heritage Gallery has to offer you. All are handmade in Oman by native Omani using methods handed down from father to son, mother to daughter over the centuries.
Our purpose is to perpetuate the skills and traditions of the Omani people, thereby keeping alive the unique handicrafts that would otherwise be lost.
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- Oman
- Omani
- Gallery
- Heritage
- Omani Heritage
- Omani Heritage Gallery
- Artisans
- Native
- Native Crafts
- Handicrafts
- Accessories
- Jewlery
- Pottery
- Rugs
- Indigo
- Handbags
- Earrings
- Necklaces
- Bracelets
- Copper
- Silver
- Musandem
- Dhofar
- Bahla
- Aromatics
- Basketry
- Clothing
- Development
- Embroidery
- Frankincence
- Gifts
- Jewelry
- Khanjars
- Leather
- Metalwork
- New
- Ornaments
- Quality
- Textiles
- Unique
- Variety
- Weavings