Twenty-five years ago the United Arab Emirates was a fledgeling federation of little-known desert emirates taking its first tentative steps into modern statehood
This Pearl Merchant Chest (Tawash), crafted from Indian teak wood, adds to its durability and historical charm. Indian teak is known for its strength and rich grain, which would have complemented the intricate craftsmanship and detailing typical of these chests. Such use of high-quality materials underscores the chest’s value, both as a functional item for secure storage in the pearl trade and as a prized piece in antique collections today.
This wooden stick is like a unique item, especially with the original Emirates logo and brass detailing. The 62 cm length and design make it suitable for display or as part of a collection.
Egyptology recounts the lost expedition of Emily Sands in her 1926 scrapbook journal. Through flaps, envelopes, and interactive extras, readers will encounter jewels, mummy cloth, hieroglyphs, and a working board game. Egyptology brings art, literacy, and history together stunningly and imaginatively.