Memorabilia

Elegant wooden bakhoor burner set, handcrafted from mango or Sheesham wood, including a tray, a lidded burner, and a storage jar for incense. Decorated with brass-colored metal accents, featuring an intricate central plate on the tray and decorative studs on the lids. Designed to release aromatic smoke while keeping the incense fresh.

This vintage kerosene lantern features a sturdy black metal frame with a clear glass chimney that protects the flame from wind. Designed with a handle for carrying or hanging, it was traditionally used as a portable light source before the widespread use of electricity. The lantern operates with a fuel reservoir at the base and a wick that produces a steady glow when lit, while the ventilated top allows heat and smoke to escape. Today, such lanterns

This is a round mirror with a decorative wooden frame featuring a geometric design made of interwoven wooden pieces. The different natural wood tones are clearly visible in the frame, highlighting the beauty of the material and giving the piece a warm and distinctive decorative character.

A pair of black Buddha head sculptures placed side by side. Both sculptures depict the Buddha with closed eyes, a serene expression, elongated earlobes, and stylized curly hair topped with an ushnisha (symbolizing wisdom). The sculptures are mounted on small round bases.

A pair of traditional small handheld cymbals, likely made of brass or bronze. Each cymbal is round with a slight curve and a raised central dome threaded with a short cord for easy finger handling. The surfaces feature intricate floral and ornamental engravings, giving them an authentic handcrafted appearance. Their warm, aged golden tone reflects cultural and historical significance, as these cymbals are used in traditional music, devotional singing such as bhajans and kirtans in India, and in meditation and ritual practices in Tibetan Buddhism, producing a clear, resonant sound when struck together.

A pair of traditional hand cymbals made of bronze or brass, consisting of two thin circular plates with a central raised dome connected by a cord. When struck together, they produce a clear, high-pitched, resonant sound. Known regionally as Manjira in northern India, Elathalam in Kerala, and Tingsha in Tibetan Buddhist rituals, these cymbals are used in devotional music, folk ensembles, and meditation practices.

This commemorative license plate honors the 6 Hours of Bahrain endurance race held on November 15, 2014, part of the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC). The plate features the Bahrain national emblem and the country name in both Arabic and English, with the race date in bold blue numerals. The official logo of the Bahrain International Circuit appears on the left. Designed as a collectible or display item, it captures the prestige and excitement of international endurance racing in Bahrain.

A decorative Bahrain license plate dated 21.04.13, featuring the national emblem at the top center and the slogan IMAGINE YOUR MOMENT in Arabic and English on a blue-purple gradient background. Bold blue numbers stand out on a white base with a thin blue border. The bottom left corner displays the red Bahrain International Circuit logo.

This commemorative plate celebrates the 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix at the Bahrain International Circuit. It features the race date (05.03.23), the slogan Follow Your Champion , the national hashtag #TeamBahrain, and the Bahrain national crest. Designed for display, it serves as a collectible souvenir for Formula 1 fans.

This antique Indian wooden bracket, also known as a corbel, is presented as a decorative sculpture on a sleek modern metal stand. Originally handcrafted, such brackets were architectural elements in traditional Indian homes and temples, supporting beams, doorways, or pillars. Made from solid hardwoods like teak or mango wood, it features a rich natural patina and traces of original paint. The intricate carvings reflect traditional Indian folk motifs, including floral designs, scrollwork, and stylized animals such as birds, elephants, and lions. Estimated to be 50–100 years old, this piece beautifully showcases the harmony of functional craftsmanship and artistic heritage.

A set of two souvenir magnets designed in the shape of the 1 Bahraini Dinar banknote, each representing one side of the currency with fine details one magnet features the front with the image of Al-Hidaya Al-Khalifia School, while the other displays the reverse with Arabian horses and traditional decorative elements, all in the distinctive red tones of the banknote issued by the Central Bank of Bahrain, forming a complete decorative piece that reflects the heritage and identity of Bahrain.

A souvenir magnet inspired by the 5 Bahraini Dinar banknote, featuring both sides of the currency. The front displays Shaikh Isa bin Ali House and Riffa Fort, while the back showcases Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) and the first oil well near Jebel Dukhan, all in the distinctive design and colors of the banknote issued by the Central Bank of Bahrain. A decorative piece that reflects the heritage and history of Bahrain.

A souvenir magnet inspired by the 20 Bahraini Dinar banknote, featuring both sides with fine details. The front displays a portrait of Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, while the back showcases the Al Fateh Islamic Center (Al Fateh Grand Mosque). Designed with the distinctive colors and details of the banknote issued by the Central Bank of Bahrain, this magnet makes an elegant decorative piece representing the heritage and cultural identity of Bahrain.

A souvenir magnet inspired by the 1/2 Bahraini Dinar banknote, featuring both sides with fine details. The front displays the Old Bahrain Court, while the back shows an aerial view of the Bahrain International Circuit, highlighting the iconic VIP Tower. Designed in the distinctive orange and brown colors of the banknote issued by the Central Bank of Bahrain, this magnet makes an elegant decorative piece reflecting the heritage and cultural identity of Bahrain.

A souvenir magnet inspired by the 10 Bahraini Dinar banknote, featuring both sides with detailed design. The front displays a portrait of Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, including hologram and windowed security thread elements, while the back showcases the Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa Causeway, the iconic bridge connecting Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. Designed in the distinctive colors and details of the banknote issued by the Central Bank of Bahrain, this magnet serves as an elegant decorative piece reflecting the heritage and identity of Bahrain.

This is a Saudi ceremonial jambiya dagger in its original sheath, featuring the national emblem (palm tree above crossed swords). It was made for ceremonial or official use and showcases a richly decorated sheath with geometric and floral engravings over black leather, a classic black hilt, and multiple suspension rings for belt wear. The piece symbolizes heritage, honor, and social status in Saudi culture and likely dates from the mid to late 20th century.

This is a pair of decorative brass candlesticks inlaid with white mother-of-pearl. One features a simple design with two elongated leaves, while the other showcases intricate engravings with elegant decorative curves. The base, stem, and candle cup of each piece are adorned with mother-of-pearl veins, giving them a luxurious appearance and highlighting fine craftsmanship, blending traditional charm with sophisticated elegance.

Vintage metal eagle figurine, depicted in a soaring pose with outstretched wings, featuring intricate details and a dark patina finish. Symbolizing strength and freedom, these pieces are often crafted in India or Nepal.

Vintage bronze bull figurine, crafted from bronze or brass, featuring a muscular build, curved tail, and intricate side details. It symbolizes strength, stability, and prosperity, and is often made in India, inspired by traditional crafts and cultural symbolism.

This vintage-style lion head door knocker is a classic decorative piece made from heavy metal with a dark, antique finish. It features a finely detailed lion’s face with a textured mane and strong, expressive features, holding a sturdy circular ring in its mouth. The aged patina enhances its old-world character. It serves both a functional purpose, producing a traditional knocking sound, and symbolizes strength and protection.

This vintage decorative bowl is crafted from wood, featuring a warm, aged patina that enhances its antique charm. The body is adorned with delicate engraved floral motifs, lending an elegant and artisanal touch. Its scalloped rim adds texture and visual interest, while the slightly tapered shape ensures stability and balance. Signs of wear and natural aging contribute to its authenticity and timeless appeal.

This image shows a traditional jambiya, a curved dagger that holds deep cultural significance across the Arabian Peninsula, particularly in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Oman. It features a long, elegantly curved scabbard encased in intricately worked silver, decorated with detailed repoussé and engraved patterns including arabesque foliage and geometric motifs. The hilt and sheath are typically made from wood and fully covered in ornate silver, reflecting fine craftsmanship and rich heritage. Although originally fitted with a double-edged blade, the jambiya today is primarily a cultural symbol worn by men as a sign of honor, social status, and tribal identity.

This image shows a traditional Jambiya (Jambia), a curved dagger with strong cultural importance in the Arabian Peninsula, especially in Yemen, Oman, and parts of Saudi Arabia. It features a distinctive curved double-edged blade and an ornate scabbard decorated with intricate geometric and openwork patterns, often crafted from silver or silver-plated materials. Beyond its use as a weapon, the Jambiya is an important symbol of heritage, social status, and tribal identity, traditionally worn by men as part of formal dress during cultural and ceremonial occasions.

A traditional Jambiya dagger featuring a curved double-edged blade and an ornately decorated scabbard with silver detailing. The handle is crafted from natural materials such as horn or wood with metal accents. It is traditionally worn as part of cultural dress in Yemen and parts of the Arabian Peninsula, symbolizing heritage, identity, and social status during formal and ceremonial occasions.