Memorabilia

This is a vintage Dallah, which is a traditional Arabic coffee pot. Dallahs are commonly used in the Middle East to brew and serve Arabic coffee. They are typically made from brass or copper and often feature intricate designs. The design of a Dallah, with its distinctive spout and handle, is both functional for pouring and aesthetically significant. These pots hold cultural importance and are frequently used in social gatherings and celebrations in Arab households. This was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 29th of December 2024

This is an aluminium storage container for milk or any liquids. It has a handle for easy carrying and a secure fitting to prevent spills and was obtained by the AL Faraj Gallery on the 29th of December 2024

This is a set of 7 vintage enamelware trays, each measuring 47 x 47 cm. They feature different floral and fruity designs from the 1950s. The trays are made of durable enamel and showcase colorful artwork of flowers and fruits and were obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 29th to December 2024

This is an 8 cm handcrafted wooden mortar with floral carvings around its rounded body, paired with a smooth, ergonomic pestle for efficient grinding with minimal effort, it can be used as a decorative piece in the dining area, blending practicality with aesthetic appeal and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the AL Faraj Gallery on the 27th of December 2024

This is an artwork made with natural materials. It features a large piece of burl wood at the center. Surrounding it, the design incorporates small wooden pieces, grains, and other natural textures to form intricate patterns and shapes. The frame is also crafted from wood, showcasing an artistic and handcrafted appearance and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 6th of January 2025

The VintagHub Vintage Marine Brass Telescope Pirate Spyglass is a decorative and functional nautical tool designed with an antique style. It is made of durable brass with a leather cover for better grip and a classic look. This telescope, also called a spyglass, was inspired by those used by sailors and pirates to see faraway objects at sea. It is portable, often foldable, and can be used for basic magnification or as a unique decoration piece.

The 14-Inch Full Brass Black Antique Telescope with Red Leather is a vintage-style telescope made entirely of brass with a sleek black finish. It has a red leather cover for a stylish and comfortable grip. This telescope is 14 inches long and can be used for basic magnification or as a decorative piece.

The Olympia CPD 5212 is a 12-digit desktop printing calculator with a 4.1 lines-per-second printer, cost-sell-margin, tax, and currency conversion functions. Compact and efficient, it s ideal for business and accounting tasks. and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 20th of January 2025

The Casio FR 2650T is a 12-digit financial calculator that offers a range of features designed for financial and accounting tasks. It includes functions for profit margin calculations, tax calculations, currency conversion, and amortization schedules, making it a useful tool for professionals in finance, accounting, and related fields. The 12-digit display allows for precise calculations, and its large, easy-to-read screen enhances visibility. It s designed to be durable with a solar power source, ensuring it remains functional even in low-light conditions was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 20th of January 2025

The Casio DR-T140 is a 14-digit thermal printer used for printing receipts and financial documents. It features thermal printing technology for cost-effective operation, a compact design, and is ideal for tasks like tax calculations and currency conversion and was obtained by the AL Faraj Gallery on the 26th of January 2025

This is a wooden manual coconut grinder, a traditional tool widely used in many cultures for grating coconut meat. The serrated metal blade efficiently scrapes the flesh from inside the coconut shell, while the sturdy wooden base provides stability during use. Commonly found in tropical regions such as Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Africa, these grinders are indispensable in areas where coconuts are a staple ingredient. To use, one typically sits on or steadies the wooden base, holds a halved coconut, and moves it against the blade to produce grated coconut. The grated coconut is then used in various recipes, including coconut milk, oil, desserts, and curries. This is a wooden manual coconut grinder, a traditional tool widely used in many cultures for grating coconut meat. The serrated metal blade efficiently scrapes the flesh from inside the coconut shell, while the sturdy wooden base provides stability during use. Commonly found in tropical regions such as Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Africa, these grinders are indispensable in areas where coconuts are a staple ingredient. To use, one typically sits on or steadies the wooden base, holds a halved coconut, and moves it against the blade to produce grated coconut. The grated coconut is then used in various recipes, including coconut milk, oil, desserts, and curries and was obtained by the AL Faraj Gallery on the 26th of January 2025

This piece was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 26th of January 2025

This art piece is made of ceramic and shows Arabic calligraphy by Sami Feki, combined with bird art by Bahraini artist Ali Al Fardan. This collaboration makes the collection unique and beautiful. It was showcased at the art opening titled Shahd at Downtown Rotana on January 18, 2025.

This piece was made of ceramics and was painted by Same Feki. It was part of the Shahd art opening at Downtown Rotana on January 18, 2025.

This art was made of ceramic and painted by Sami Feki a Tunisian artist recognized for his participation in cultural events that promote artistic exchange. In April 2024, he contributed to the Bahrain-Tunisian cultural week, organized by the Colours of the East gallery in collaboration with the National Arts Council. The event featured a week-long art symposium, culminating in an exhibition showcasing diverse works from artists across both nations. This platform highlighted Sami Feki’s talent and fostered cultural connections between Tunisia and Bahrain. This piece was part of the art opening titled Shahd art opening at Downtown Rotana on January 18, 2025.

This art was made of ceramic and painted by Sami Feki a Tunisian artist recognized for his participation in cultural events that promote artistic exchange. In April 2024, he contributed to the Bahrain-Tunisian cultural week, organized by the Colours of the East gallery in collaboration with the National Arts Council. The event featured a week-long art symposium, culminating in an exhibition showcasing diverse works from artists across both nations. This platform highlighted Sami Feki’s talent and fostered cultural connections between Tunisia and Bahrain. This piece was part of the art opening titled Shahd art opening at Downtown Rotana on January 18, 2025.

This art was made of ceramic and painted by Sami Feki a Tunisian artist recognized for his participation in cultural events that promote artistic exchange. In April 2024, he contributed to the Bahrain-Tunisian cultural week, organized by the Colours of the East gallery in collaboration with the National Arts Council. The event featured a week-long art symposium, culminating in an exhibition showcasing diverse works from artists across both nations. This platform highlighted Sami Feki’s talent and fostered cultural connections between Tunisia and Bahrain. This piece was part of the art opening titled Shahd art opening at Downtown Rotana on January 18, 2025.

This art was made of ceramic and painted by Sami Feki a Tunisian artist recognized for his participation in cultural events that promote artistic exchange. In April 2024, he contributed to the Bahrain-Tunisian cultural week, organized by the Colours of the East gallery in collaboration with the National Arts Council. The event featured a week-long art symposium, culminating in an exhibition showcasing diverse works from artists across both nations. This platform highlighted Sami Feki’s talent and fostered cultural connections between Tunisia and Bahrain. This piece was part of the art opening titled Shahd art opening at Downtown Rotana on January 18, 2025.

This is Philips 12-band LED tuning system is a fully functional audio spectrum analyzer designed for real-time frequency visualization. It operates on DC power (typically 12V) and effectively responds to different audio frequencies, displaying them through LED bars. When connected correctly to a power source and an audio input (AUX, RCA, or speaker terminals), the LEDs dynamically react to sound levels, ensuring accurate frequency representation. It remains a reliable and widely used device in car audio systems, home theaters, and DJ setups. If properly installed and powered, the system continues to function efficiently and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on March 2024

This art was made of wood and painted by the Bahraini Artist Ali Al Fardan a Horse face and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 26th of February 2025

These are wooden pedestal bowls with woven rattan accents, featuring a rustic and handcrafted design and was purchased on the 20th of March 2025

These are wooden pedestal bowls with woven rattan accents, featuring a rustic and handcrafted design and was purchased on the 20th of March 2025

This is a decorative piece of wood with an intricate, colorful pattern, supported by three legs. It serves as a stylish storage container, possibly for spices, jewellery, or small household items and was purchased on the 20th of March 2025

This is a decorative plate size 45 x 45cm, featuring the Quranic verse Indeed, those who disbelieve would almost make you slip with their eyes when they hear the message, and they say, Indeed, he is mad. (Surah Al-Qalam 68 51) The plate was purchased on March 22, 2025.