The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line
Raeda Ashour

The Palm, King of All Gardens - Silk Line

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Signature Reversible Abaya

  Size 0
( S / M )		 Size 1
( M / L ) 		Size 2
( L / XL )
Bust 24 in 26 in 28 in
Sleeves (From Neck) 26 in 26 in 26 in
Length 58 in* 58 in* 58 in*
Bottom Border 5 in 5 in 5 in

 

ANNADA Draped Abaya (Full Art & Trim Art)

  Size 0
( S / M )		 Size 1
( M / L ) 		Size 2
( L / XL )
Bust 24 in 26 in 28 in
Sleeves (From Neck) 27 in 27 in 27 in
Length 58 in* 58 in* 58 in*

 

Abaya Dress

  Size 0
( S / M )		 Size 1
( M / L ) 		Size 2
( L / XL )
Bust 40 in (full) 43 in  (full) 46 in  (full)
Waist 38 in 42 in 45 in
Hip 42 in 46 in 49 in
Length 56 in* 56 in* 56 in*

 

* Length can be adjusted per your preference. Kindly mention it in the notes prior to completing the checkout process.

 

Art Dress

  Free Size*
Bust 44 in (full)
Waist 33 in
Sleeves (from neck) (Long) 22 in
(Mid) 18 in
(Short) 13 in
Length (Long) 58 in*
(Short) 45 in *

 

 * Sizes mentioned here can be adjusted per your preference. Kindly mention it in the notes prior to completing the checkout process or you may contact us directly to finalize your order.

 

Cardigan

  Free Size
Bust 26 in
Shoulder 23 in
Sleeves 22 in
Length 33 in

The Annada Silk Line is a scarf that is an ideal accessory to match and blend diverse styles. A beautiful complimentary accessory to go with any look. Whether you wrap it around your waist, tie is as a necktie or wear it as a choker.

Pairs well with

Is this the palm — sovereign of every garden,
prince of the fields, bride of the estates
Food for the needy, and dessert for the wealthy
a sustenance carried by the traveler and wanderer
Palm of the sands,
you have never been one to withhold,
nor have your kindred of the soil ever known neglect.

A poem by poet Ahmed Shawqi (1868–1932), known as the Prince of Poets and one of the leading voices of modern Arabic poetry. Shawqi was celebrated for transforming elements of nature into deeply human and cultural symbols — expressions of dignity, generosity, and life.
In these verses, the palm tree is portrayed as a pillar of giving and sustenance.
A timeless symbol of generosity and grace, where beauty and usefulness exist as one.

Fabric: 100% Silk Twill
Size: 162.5 x 5 cm / 64 x 2 in
Customization: The Silk Line can be customized upon request.

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