Paintings

This is a bold abstract piece by Bahraini artist Jaffar Al Oraibi, depicting vibrant colors and dynamic forms to reflect emotion, cultural identity and contemporary life was purchased on the 12th of May 2025

This is a bold abstract piece by Bahraini artist Jaffar Al Oraibi, depicting vibrant colors and dynamic forms to reflect emotion, cultural identity and contemporary life was purchased on the 12th of May 2025

This is a bold abstract piece by Bahraini artist Jaffar Al Oraibi, depicting vibrant colors and dynamic forms to reflect emotion, cultural identity and contemporary life was purchased on the 12th of May 2025

This art was painted by Mohsen Mohed, and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 15th of May 2025

This is an abstract piece of Indian artist Pallavi Jain, titled Surya, which means The Sun. She captures the radiant energy of the sun through vibrant hues and dynamic brushstrokes and was purchased on the 17th of May 2025

This art was gifted to RAF on the 1st of May 2025

This art is an abstract piece of a Prominent Bahraini artist Hala Al Khalifa, and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 10th of May 2025

This is a colorful painting of the Granddaughter of Mr. Faraj, Sarah Mohsen, depicting two styles of horses adorned with hearts dots, and a wavy patterns, against a white blue background and was displayed at the Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of May 2025.

This is a captivating abstract piece by a Bahraini artist Ali Fardan, features a symbolic fusion, culture and nature, depicts a golden musical flows sweeps across the canvas, connecting a traditional minaret, and the ruins of ancient architectural capturing the tension and exploitation, through its a surreal composition the painting convey a powerful message about environment awareness and cultural respect and the art was purchased on the 22nd of May 2025

This art was painted by Ali Al Fardan, depicts a donkey pulling wooden cart, on the cart a arab guy who is wearing a traditional clothes and looks calm, a simple village life and the strong spirit of the people and was purchased on the 25th of May 2025

This art was painted by Dr. Mona ElRubi, titled Zamakan Space Time) According to the artist, this piece captures a time of stunned silence, deeply shaken by a world that often denies its people their most basic human need, through emotionally charged strokes and abstract tension. the artworks echo a universal cry for peace, dignity, and belonging. deserves as a timeless visual testament to humanity s shared struggle and the emotional dislocation felt in real life, and was purchased on the 22nd of May 2025

This is a beautiful photograph by prominent Bahraini artist Mohamed Buhasan, captured in 2015 somewhere deep in the tribal heartlands of the Omo Valley, Ethiopia. This powerful portrait reveals not just a man but a guardian of tradition, rooted in heritage and resilience. With a blade in hand adorned with intricate beadwork and standing before his wooden home, his posture conveys dignity and strength. Behind him, another figure observes quietly, a moment suspended between stillness and silent pride. According to the artist, he regrets not recording the name of the tribe at the time, but the memory of their presence and the stories etched in their expressions remain unforgettable. Signed by the artist. It was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 27th of May 2025

This photo was taken by a prominent Bahraini multi-awarded photographer Mohamed Buhasan, Back in 2015, the artist captured this powerful moment deep in the Omo Valley region of Ethiopia , home to some of the most culturally rich and visually striking communities in Africa. He regret that he couldn t recall the tribe name, but their presence and resilience still echo through this image. ?Barefoot in front of their leaf-clad hut, these children reflect a life deeply rooted in tradition, strength, and connection to the land. Every necklace, every texture, every gaze tells a story. Signed by the Artist and it was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 27th of May 2025

This artwork depicts two Bahrainis engaged in the traditional craft of pearl cracking—a meticulous process deeply rooted in Bahrain’s pearl diving heritage. Renowned for its high-quality natural pearls, Bahrain flourished as a commercial center by the late 18th century, attracting merchants to specialized markets such as the Tawawish Market, alongside the Smithy and Whistling Markets. Families involved in pearl cracking often passed the craft down through generations, with some even adopting surnames linked to the profession. In Manama, neighborhoods like Al-Matafi (locally called the Supernatural district) were closely associated with this craft. Artisans used wooden hand drills fitted with sharp needles to crack open the pearls—a task demanding such precision and focus that it often caused severe eye strain or even blindness. The craft declined after the discovery of oil in 1932, as diving ships disappeared and artificial pearls replaced natural ones. Today, the tradition survives only through oral histories, photographs, and documentation by cultural historians. This piece was purchased on the 16th of June, 2025.

This art was purchased on the 21st of June 2025

This art was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 21st of June 2025

This art was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 21st of June 2025

This art depicts a man riding a donkey, reflecting a rural Bahraini life where donkeys were used for transport their essentials. It was obtained by the AL Fara Gallery on the 15th of June 2025

This is a colorful painting of a beautiful woman with long blue hair. She has flowers in her hair, wears shiny jewelry, and has a tattoo on her arm. Her eyes look strong and confident. The painting is full of bright colors and pretty details. and was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 9th of July 2025

A colorful painting of a woman in tribal dress, kneeling with decorated pots, wearing a large feathered headdress and detailed jewelry. and it was purchased on the th of July 2025

This vibrant painting portrays a regal African woman adorned in traditional attire and jewelry. Her confident gaze is directed to the side, exuding strength and grace. She wears a colorful headwrap in shades of blue, yellow, and red, complementing her golden and beaded necklaces and earrings. Her rich brown skin glows against a warm, abstract background of fiery oranges, yellows, and touches of blue, adding depth and cultural vibrance to the artwork. The overall composition celebrates beauty, heritage, and empowerment. This art was obtained by the AL Faraj gallery on the th of July 2025.

This is the Portrait of Queen Amina of Zazzau was a powerful 16th-century Hausa warrior queen in present-day Nigeria. She expanded her kingdom through military conquests and built strong city walls for protection. She is remembered as a brave and strategic leader. It was obtained by the Al Faraj Gallery on the 9th of July 2025