Dahabaya's Home Mini Canvas Painting - "لوحة بيت دهبايه "مقاس صغير

The painting is inspired by the fascinating diversity of Sudanese folklore and unique tools used for different traditions reflected at central Sudan houses -such as this house of Dahabaya the newly married. So the painting shows the “Zear -clay water container” and its silver steel holder, coffee clay pot “Gabana”, round Birish with a hole in the middle for “Dukhan” process for the married women in addition to the round “Tabag” used to cover the food and at times for Kordofan state tribes for dancing and decorating the tent, huts and even camels “Hawdag”.

Materials: 100% cotton canvas stretched on a wooden frame, painted with non-toxic acrylic paint and 3D liners.

Care instructions: Wipe clean with a dry cloth if required.

Hanging instructions: It’s advised to hang on a wall "side by side" or at entrance of houses "above each other" or place on shelf on a wooden holder. 

If hung on a wall consider min. 20cm surrounding clear distance for each painting.

Framing advice: It’s advice to be framed of can be hung without framing, but it’s advised not to cover with glass to enjoy the relief art.