Showing posts with label Alma Wad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alma Wad. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Friday, January 16, 2026
Old Doha Port at night Poster
This stunning square photo poster captured by Alma Wad showcases the beautifully reconstructed Old Doha Port as it stands in the year 2024. The intricate details of traditional architecture are highlighted against a backdrop adorned with a mesmerizing string of lights, evoking a sense of nostalgia and wonder. Perfect for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern architecture, those who appreciate the charm of traditional lifestyles, and anyone longing for the enchanting allure of Arabian nights.
Friday, May 03, 2024
rainy night in Doha
rainy night in Doha - artwork by Alma Wad in collaboration with Magic Media AI
feel free to use this images
Thursday, April 11, 2024
Sunday, April 30, 2023
champion in dark blue and orange- personalized basketball
Basket ball with parts in dark blue and orange with text " Champion " .For those who love trendy colors and fun . Easy to customize it now with your own champion's name / club logo etc .Design by Alma Wad .
Monday, October 31, 2022
modern ombre in lilac&gray - personalized luggage tag
Customize your bag and make it stand out on the luggage carousel with a tag from Zazzle.
Will be made by
Saturday, November 28, 2020
purple geometric camels at night T-Shirt
Some modern ,abstract camel expressed in geometric shapes . Original art by Alma Wad . It will be printed on a purple T-shirt . Great gift for those love camels , geometric art , Middle- Eastern theme . Wear it for a journey /an Arabian night theme party !
Will be made by
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Aspire Tower - Doha Qatar Jigsaw Puzzle
Aspire Tower in a beautiful spring like day in December in Doha , Qatar .It was built as a focal point for 2006 Asian games .It has 51 floors and it is 300 metres tall . It was designed by Hadi Simaan .Original photo by Alma Wad . Nice jigsaw puzzle for anyone who loves Qatar , modern architecture , games .
Available at many different levels . Easy - 30 oversized pieces - 110 pices , 252 pieces , 676 pieces and the most difficult one is the one with 1014 pieces .
Will be made by
FUJIFILM
Valhalla, NY
Wednesday, February 19, 2020
Zebra close up in warm colors
Zebra close up in warm colors - originally by Alma Wad . Acrylic triptychs with funky , retro style digital painting .Perfect addition to a modern home /hotel room / cafe etc .
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
The mystery of a January Day - stories from my childhood
It was a scintillating, vibrant winter day. Mom said that I do not have to go to school.
We would have been visiting her friend who got a baby girl. I remember that day clearly and in many details.
We were baking cookies; I was allowed to help. I had my own corner in the kitchen with my small rolling pin.
As I was cutting the cookies, I would watch the jellies in the plates near the windows.
It reminded me of a story of my big brother. He used to be afraid from the wobbling jelly when he was a toddler.
I smiled.
Afterwards, we left for auntie Lizi who was the best friend of my mom at that time.
The night before they arrived at our home, when I was already in bed, they said "We got the baby!"
It sounded as if everybody was very cheerful. Eventually, my father entered my bedroom to tell me about the good news; I was not in a cheerful mood. I was screaming " Leave me alone! " My father did not listen to me. He lifted me from my bed and wanted to carry me to the other room so I can have a look at the newcomer, but I was in a tantrum and was kicking my father all over. He was forced to put me back in bed. I spoiled the evening. Nobody understood why I was behaving like that; I could not understand myself either.
The baby was lovely: smiling with big brown eyes. It was a nice visit. My mom and her friends were talking about how difficult it was to get her out of the hospital. I apologized for my behavior the night before. The apology was accepted.
This baby girl brought much cheer into her own parents and our life. My baby brother and this newcomer were growing together. Nearly every day we met and they became good friends. They got on very well with each other. "No wonder," the moms would often say "they were born on the same day!"
My brother was born in the summer. Something did not add up. But there were so many things like that in life. I did not care much about this small issue.
Then we moved to another part of the country, and we grew up not seeing each other for a long time.
After twenty years, something surprising happened. We were reunited for a Sunday lunch. Auntie Lizi was crying while telling her daughter's story to my mom.
"She was always a lovely, obedient child. Then when she was 18 she left us suddenly."
Her daughter was very disappointed when she had to learn from the neighbors that she was an adopted child. Her parents wanted to keep it secret.
Only then I understood many things about that January night. The baby was already a half year old. Just like my brother. And auntie Lizi did not have a big tummy before the baby. Because of the bureaucracy, it was very difficult to get the baby they chose.
It was then I understood many things about that January day.
And the story we heard at lunch was not uplifting.
The secrecy of her adoption made her feel inferior. Terribly. She grew into a beautiful and smart young lady, but she would not go to college. There were lots of decent men of their circles who wanted to marry her, but she had a strong feeling of being less than them. She is an adopted one. She married a worker from the factory.
God knows how many times she was told by her peers "You are an adopted child!" How long she was carrying the burden of this secrecy! How many times she tried to ask her parents about it! But she was never brave enough until she became 18.
Keeping an adoption secret is a terrible mistake! I saw with my own eyes how it kept a lovely young person from living her life up to full potential .
We would have been visiting her friend who got a baby girl. I remember that day clearly and in many details.
We were baking cookies; I was allowed to help. I had my own corner in the kitchen with my small rolling pin.
As I was cutting the cookies, I would watch the jellies in the plates near the windows.
It reminded me of a story of my big brother. He used to be afraid from the wobbling jelly when he was a toddler.
I smiled.
Afterwards, we left for auntie Lizi who was the best friend of my mom at that time.
The night before they arrived at our home, when I was already in bed, they said "We got the baby!"
It sounded as if everybody was very cheerful. Eventually, my father entered my bedroom to tell me about the good news; I was not in a cheerful mood. I was screaming " Leave me alone! " My father did not listen to me. He lifted me from my bed and wanted to carry me to the other room so I can have a look at the newcomer, but I was in a tantrum and was kicking my father all over. He was forced to put me back in bed. I spoiled the evening. Nobody understood why I was behaving like that; I could not understand myself either.
The baby was lovely: smiling with big brown eyes. It was a nice visit. My mom and her friends were talking about how difficult it was to get her out of the hospital. I apologized for my behavior the night before. The apology was accepted.
This baby girl brought much cheer into her own parents and our life. My baby brother and this newcomer were growing together. Nearly every day we met and they became good friends. They got on very well with each other. "No wonder," the moms would often say "they were born on the same day!"
My brother was born in the summer. Something did not add up. But there were so many things like that in life. I did not care much about this small issue.
Then we moved to another part of the country, and we grew up not seeing each other for a long time.
After twenty years, something surprising happened. We were reunited for a Sunday lunch. Auntie Lizi was crying while telling her daughter's story to my mom.
"She was always a lovely, obedient child. Then when she was 18 she left us suddenly."
Her daughter was very disappointed when she had to learn from the neighbors that she was an adopted child. Her parents wanted to keep it secret.
Only then I understood many things about that January night. The baby was already a half year old. Just like my brother. And auntie Lizi did not have a big tummy before the baby. Because of the bureaucracy, it was very difficult to get the baby they chose.
It was then I understood many things about that January day.
And the story we heard at lunch was not uplifting.
The secrecy of her adoption made her feel inferior. Terribly. She grew into a beautiful and smart young lady, but she would not go to college. There were lots of decent men of their circles who wanted to marry her, but she had a strong feeling of being less than them. She is an adopted one. She married a worker from the factory.
God knows how many times she was told by her peers "You are an adopted child!" How long she was carrying the burden of this secrecy! How many times she tried to ask her parents about it! But she was never brave enough until she became 18.
Keeping an adoption secret is a terrible mistake! I saw with my own eyes how it kept a lovely young person from living her life up to full potential .
Friday, December 06, 2019
salmon sushi rolls - photo square wall clock
salmon sushi rolls - photo square wall clock
by almawad
Three salmon sushi rolls are served on a plate . Original photo by Alma Wad . Great wall clock for the gourmet.
Tuesday, June 04, 2019
Happy World Bicycle Day
Vintage countryside cycling .Art collage by Alma Wad .An antique bike rider graphic image ( courtesy of the graphics fairy ) is on a rural photo background . Fresh ,happy summer feeling for bikers and those who love the joy of a rural vacation . You can customize it with your own words .
Did you know ? June 3 is the International World Bicycle Day.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Monday, October 15, 2018
Oriental rug design in red and blue tapestry
Oriental rug design in red and blue tapestry
by almawad
20% off with code HOLIDAYZSAVE
Oriental rug design in red and blue - an antique image is PRINTED on this item - illustration from an antique book- it was edited and applied on this wall tapestry by Alma Wad . Great at any interior with Middle Eastern flair .
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- Available in 5 unique sizes
- Premium quality polyester is both lightweight and soft to the touch
- Sublimation printing technique allows for bold and vivid colors that won't fade
- Hand sewn edges
- Multifunctional and versatile; from ceiling drapings, picnic blankets, to bed spreads, you can't go wrong
- Cold gentle machine wash, line dry. Do not bleach
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Monday, January 22, 2018
I heart ballet -hoodie
I heart ballet hoodie
by almawad
I heart ballet -text design by alma wad . It comes with a red heart and ballerina silhouettes . It is printed on a fleece hoodie . You can choose another color or style .Front and back design .Warm gift for yourself or for someone who likes ballet .
Wednesday, March 01, 2017
Arabian horses -collection by Alma Wad
Arabian Elegance: A Tribute to the Iconic BreedDiscover the timeless beauty of Arabian horses in this unique collection. Featuring vintage horse illustrations, each item celebrates the grace and heritage of the world-renowned Arabian breed. From stunning home decor pieces to elegant paper products, this collection brings the charm of these majestic horses into your everyday life. Perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and lovers of classic art alike.
Friday, February 10, 2017
Gifts for horse lovers - collection by alma's design
Arabian Elegance: A Tribute to the Iconic BreedDiscover the timeless beauty of Arabian horses in this unique collection. Featuring vintage horse illustrations, each item celebrates the grace and heritage of the world-renowned Arabian breed. From stunning home decor pieces to elegant paper products, this collection brings the charm of these majestic horses into your everyday life. Perfect for equestrian enthusiasts and lovers of classic art alike.
Saturday, January 07, 2017
I heart tennis hoodie
I heart tennis -text design by alma wad . It comes with a red heart and tennis racket . It is printed on a hoodie . You can choose another color or style .Front and back design .Warm gift for yourself or for someone who likes tennis .
Saturday, December 31, 2016
Happy 2017
Happy 2017 - add photo card
by almawad
Thank you all my readers in 2016 - keep visiting my blog and suggest topics you would like to read about .
Alma Wad
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