Zainouba wa Al Tanbour Painting "square version" -" لوحة زينوبة و الطنبور "نسخة مربعة

By the side of the river Nile and under the moving shades of palm trees the new bride Mehaira - مهيرة from the Shaygia - شايقية tribe in Northern Sudan, wearing her traditional jewelry dances with the edge of her Thoab - ثوب (a Sudanese women’s over garment) and Firka - فركة (a satin cloth used in the wedding ceremony) along Al Tanbour (a Sudanese music instrument) of her groom singing expressing his love to her and describing  her beauty.

The painting is part of a line of the Sudanese brides and Al Tanbour - الطنبور customized to match this collection of paintings.

The painting in part of a collection of (3) paintings- all share the same size and colors but tell different stories from the Sudanese folklore.

Materials: Non-toxic acrylic paint, diluted gold dust powder, 3D liquid liners on a wooden board.

The silk effect paintings give different shades of colors from each view angle.

Care instructions: Wipe clean with a dry cotton cloth.

Hanging instructions: Best be be hung on a wall with a min. clear area of 60cm surrounding it from the (4) sides.