The painting is part of a line of the Sudanese brides- الطنبور,

The painting shows Dahabaya dancing at her wedding swaying with her silk firka- فركة cloth wearing her full traditional jewelry of central Sudan brides, containing Al Gadla on her head with the golden coins, “Matarig” chucker necklace ,“Zam necklace” below it, Liba large necklace with coins covering her chest, then the long “Saimota” necklace and the famous “Fedaw” earing and “Rashma” ear pierce connected to the left Fedwa earring.

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.

Dahabaya's Wedding Mini Canvas Painting - "لوحة عرس دهبايه "مقاس صغير