Hand-embroidered in heritage techniques and handcrafted all the way through! Our lovely clutch bags are made to last. With designs to suit any occasion and a hidden chain that easily converts them from a clutch to a sling, they couldn't be better designed! And with a size good enough​ to carry your phone, money, makeup, and even a tiny scarf - they are not just sleek but chic!

From the foothills of the Himalayas, we bring to you a wonderfully folk collection of fine Yak and Sheep wool shawls. Blended with the finest of tussar silk, these shawls are incredibly warm, soft, and wrap you in their cocoons. Our main weaving partners are a group of 200 women artisans who are very dedicated to preserving this tradition of weaving. In particular, the Kinauri borders (heavily influenced by central asian motifs), are a true labour of love and much sought after.

From the foothills of the Himalayas, we bring to you a wonderfully folk collection of fine Yak and Sheep wool shawls. Blended with the finest of tussar silk, these shawls are incredibly warm, soft, and wrap you in their cocoons. Our main weaving partners are a group of 200 women artisans who are very dedicated to preserving this tradition of weaving. In particular, the Kinauri borders (heavily influenced by central asian motifs), are a true labour of love and much sought after.

Bhujodi shawls are handwoven in a five hundred year old tradition by a small community of 'vankars' in the Bhujodi region of Kutch, Gujarat. Woven on pit looms, the authentic shawls are made with handspun country wool, which is mildly coarse in texture. These shawls have been typically worn by the nomads and herders when out on in the desert and offer excellent protection from heat, cold, and wind.

The fine wools of Bhuj have a unique cotton-like texture and are so easy to wear and maintain. This pure wool stole is handwoven Tie and dye type.

Bhujodi shawls are handwoven in a five hundred year old tradition by a small community of 'vankars' in the Bhujodi region of Kutch, Gujarat. Woven on pit looms, the authentic shawls are made with handspun country wool, which is coarse in texture. As the art developed to cater to commercial needs, a variety of blends have been introduced that offer softer and easier-to-maintain versions. Those blended with tussar (moth) silk are extremely popular for their refined, regal look.

A classic Chomak border handwoven in durable acrylic yarn, and finished with authentic mirror embroidery, these shawls from Kutch, Gujarat are much sought after. This black and white gives you the ethnic richness while still appearing muted in the colour combination.

Bhujodi shawls are handwoven in a five hundred year old tradition by a small community of 'vankars' in the Bhujodi region of Kutch, Gujarat. Woven on pit looms, the authentic shawls are made with handspun country wool, which is coarse in texture. As the art developed to cater to commercial needs, a variety of blends have been introduced that offer softer and easier-to-maintain versions. Those blended with tussar (moth) silk are extremely popular for their refined, regal look.

The fine wools of Bhuj have a unique cotton-like texture and are so easy to wear and maintain. This pure wool stole is handwoven Tie and dye type.

Bhujodi shawls are handwoven in a five hundred year old tradition by a small community of 'vankars' in the Bhujodi region of Kutch, Gujarat. Woven on pit looms, the authentic shawls are made with handspun country wool, which is coarse in texture. As the art developed to cater to commercial needs, a variety of blends have been introduced that offer softer and easier-to-maintain versions. Those blended with tussar (moth) silk are extremely popular for their refined, regal look.

An intricately woven stole by an award winning artisan, using the kutchi extra weft technique. An excellent and tasteful stole to have in your collection or to give to something special,

Bhujodi shawls are handwoven in a five hundred year old tradition by a small community of 'vankars' in the Bhujodi region of Kutch, Gujarat. Woven on pit looms, the authentic shawls are made with handspun country wool, which is coarse in texture. As the art developed to cater to commercial needs, a variety of blends have been introduced that offer softer and easier-to-maintain versions. Those blended with tussar (moth) silk are extremely popular for their refined, regal look.

This textile has been crafted by an award-winning artisan from Gurajat. This is made from fine merino wool.

This textile has been crafted by an award-winning artisan from Gurajat. This is made from fine merino wool.

This textile has been crafted by an award-winning artisan from Gurajat. This is made from fine merino wool.

Format: Original art. Size A4
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Mothers and Grandmothers, guarding cultures, protecting heritage, keeping the candle burning even when all else around them is dark.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size A4
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art.
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art.
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size A4
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size A4
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size A4
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

This beautiful artwork is a specialty of the South Indian region of Karnataka. Not painted, but created by deftly and skillfully laying pieces of different colour wood to form the visual. A truly special piece to behold or to gift.

Format: Original art. Size 10 cm x 10 cm
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size A4 (artwork size)
Medium: Acrylic on canvas sheet
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

A tongue-in-cheek comment on our selfie and mobile phone obsession.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art on canvas
Medium: Acrylic paints
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

This piece of jewellery is part of our best-selling Athena collection. Inspired by ancient Greek and Roman designs, the handcrafted Athena collection is bold, striking, and stands out. It's set in premium brass and coated with gold powder and rhodium to give it its rustic gold look. The rhodium plating also makes it hypoallergenic, and it does not tarnish as easily as other metals.

This piece of jewellery is part of our best-selling Athena collection. Inspired by ancient Greek and Roman designs, the handcrafted Athena collection is bold, striking, and stands out. It's set in premium brass and coated with gold powder and rhodium to give it its rustic gold look. The rhodium plating also makes it hypoallergenic, and it does not tarnish as easily as other metals.

This piece of jewellery is part of our best-selling Athena collection. Inspired by ancient Greek and Roman designs, the handcrafted Athena collection is bold, striking, and stands out. It's set in premium brass and coated with gold powder and rhodium to give it its rustic gold look. The rhodium plating also makes it hypoallergenic, and it does not tarnish as easily as other metals.

These bags are perfect for carrying a variety of items for parties, weddings and everyday use. This is biodegradable, eco-friendly, lightweight and affordable elegance.

This paper bag is specifically known for its Indian ethnic traditional elephant design.

This features a distinctive pattern with multiple elephants in a traditional Indian art style in maroon color. Made from a premium quality paper board with matt lamination giving it a smooth texture. This is designed for gifting on different occasions including weddings, birthdays, fesitvals, and anniversaries.

This item is characterized by its blue background adorned with intricate patterns including paisley motifs and central circular mandala design in yellow and gold with braided golden handle.

The design is heavily influenced by traditional Indian or Persian art. Made from a premium-grade paper board with a matt lamination for a smooth, refined finish and enhanced durability. Ideal for various special occasions such as Diwali, weddings, birthdays, or anniversaries.

This piece is part of Inaãra's Riyasat collection - a luxury collection of handpicked artisanal jewellery made using heritage techniques and materials. Riyasat jewellery is made with premium brass or copper and coated with 18 ct gold. All embellishments, stones, techniques are the same as used for jewellery that is set in gold.

This piece is part of Inaãra's Riyasat collection - a luxury collection of handpicked artisanal jewellery made using heritage techniques and materials. Riyasat jewellery is made with premium brass or copper and coated with 18 ct gold. All embellishments, stones, techniques are the same as used for jewellery that is set in gold.

This piece of jewelry is part of our best-selling Athena collection. Inspired by ancient Greek and Roman designs, the handcrafted Athena collection is bold, striking, and stands out. It's set in premium brass and coated with gold powder and rhodium to give it its rustic gold look. The rhodium plating also makes it hypoallergenic, and it does not tarnish as easily as other metals.

Format: Original art. Size A4
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size 37cm x 45 cm
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

Format: Original art. Size 39cm x 49cm
Medium: Watercolors and pens.
Artist: Rabia Fathima Qazi.

Rabia Fathima Qazi is visual artist based in Doha. Her work blends cultural narratives with contemporary expressions, often exploring themes of identity, heritage, and transformation. Her pieces evoke deep emotion and invite reflection through vibrant colors and fantastical details.

With this beautiful piece of hand-carved finesse, we celebrate yet another significant aspect of Qatar's culture. Falconry, deeply intertwined with Bedouin traditions and the way of life in Qatar, holds a profound significance. Falconry wasn't merely a means of hunting for the Bedouins; it was a cherished cultural tradition that played a central role in their lives. Falcons were highly prized and revered, symbolizing nobility, strength, and freedom. The practice of falconry was passed down through generations, with knowledge and skills carefully transmitted within families. Bedouin falconers, known as "muqābil al-saqr" (مقابل الصقر), developed close bonds with their birds, employing intricate training techniques passed down through generations to hone their falcons' hunting abilities. Falcons are more than mere birds of prey; they represent dignity, valor, and pride in Qatar. To delve deeper into the rich history of falconry in Qatar, one can visit the Falcon Souq & Hospital located in Souq Waqif. Here, visitors can explore exhibits, learn about traditional falconry practices, and witness firsthand the cultural significance of falconry in Qatari society.

With this beautiful piece of hand-carved finesse, we celebrate yet another significant aspect of Qatar's culture. Falconry, deeply intertwined with Bedouin traditions and the way of life in Qatar, holds a profound significance. Falconry wasn't merely a means of hunting for the Bedouins; it was a cherished cultural tradition that played a central role in their lives. Falcons were highly prized and revered, symbolizing nobility, strength, and freedom. The practice of falconry was passed down through generations, with knowledge and skills carefully transmitted within families. Bedouin falconers, known as "muqābil al-saqr" (مقابل الصقر), developed close bonds with their birds, employing intricate training techniques passed down through generations to hone their falcons' hunting abilities. Falcons are more than mere birds of prey; they represent dignity, valor, and pride in Qatar. To delve deeper into the rich history of falconry in Qatar, one can visit the Falcon Souq & Hospital located in Souq Waqif. Here, visitors can explore exhibits, learn about traditional falconry practices, and witness firsthand the cultural significance of falconry in Qatari society.

This exquisite hand-carved box in mango wood was crafted at Studio Inaãra, drawing inspiration from the traditional Bedouin way of life (Badawī in Arabic, meaning Desert Dwellers). Part of our Zubarah Heritage collection, it depicts Qatari culture through Indian craftsmanship, highlighting the importance of the Badawī (the desert dwellers) who relied on camels as their main mode of transport in the harsh desert climate. The intricate designs and motifs surrounding the camel draw inspiration from Al-Sadu, an ancient Bedouin weaving technique that holds significant cultural value in Qatar and the Gulf Region.

This exquisite hand-carved box in mango wood was crafted at Studio Inaãra, drawing inspiration from the traditional Bedouin way of life (Badawī in Arabic, meaning Desert Dwellers). Part of our Zubarah Heritage collection, it depicts Qatari culture through Indian craftsmanship, highlighting the importance of the Badawī (the desert dwellers) who relied on camels as their main mode of transport in the harsh desert climate. The intricate designs and motifs surrounding the camel draw inspiration from Al-Sadu, an ancient Bedouin weaving technique that holds significant cultural value in Qatar and the Gulf Region.

Fijiri serves as our tribute to Qatar's pearl diving legacy. The Firiji songs, sung by boatmen guiding divers to the sea, featured rhythms and melodies tailored to their work pace, facilitating synchronization and efficient breathing underwater. Passed down through generations, these songs were intrinsic to Qatar's pearl diving communities' cultural heritage. The work of pearl divers was rigorous and perilous. Equipped with minimal diving gear, often just a nose clip and weighted rope, they plunged into the sea, relying on their breath-holding abilities to collect oysters from the ocean floor.

These divers were renowned for their remarkable free-diving skills, reaching depths of up to 30 meters or more without the aid of modern scuba equipment. Revered for their bravery, expertise, and resilience amidst the sea's perils, they epitomized the essence of Qatar's maritime tradition. For this beautiful hand carved box, we drew inspiration from one of Qatar's oldest symbols—the Pearl Monument—erected to honor this rich heritage. Our design incorporate elements symbolizing the dhow boat and the perils of the sea encountered by these brave men while diving in the Arabian Gulf

Fijiri serves as our tribute to Qatar's pearl diving legacy. The Firiji songs, sung by boatmen guiding divers to the sea, featured rhythms and melodies tailored to their work pace, facilitating synchronization and efficient breathing underwater. Passed down through generations, these songs were intrinsic to Qatar's pearl diving communities' cultural heritage. The work of pearl divers was rigorous and perilous. Equipped with minimal diving gear, often just a nose clip and weighted rope, they plunged into the sea, relying on their breath-holding abilities to collect oysters from the ocean floor. These divers were renowned for their remarkable free-diving skills, reaching depths of up to 30 meters or more without the aid of modern scuba equipment. Revered for their bravery, expertise, and resilience amidst the sea's perils, they epitomized the essence of Qatar's maritime tradition. For this beautiful hand carved box, we drew inspiration from one of Qatar's oldest symbols—the Pearl Monument—erected to honor this rich heritage. Our design incorporate elements symbolizing the dhow boat and the perils of the sea encountered by these brave men while diving in the Arabian Gulf