Things in Saudi
A pillow cover
Postcards from Saudi
Many things like this are found at the camel market. I was told this is a back pack or bag to carry things in.
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You know I love the shoes!
Also, that post card with the camels – is that a regular way of transporting them? I can tell you I didn’t expect to see flying camels when I woke up this morning!
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hahaha I know I don’t know about that picture maybe it’s at the camel souk or something? haha
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I’d never seen anything like it – it just doesn’t seem like the most effective way to move camels, but my entire experience with them is in zoos, so I probably have no idea what I am talking about.
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haha me too
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I have 2 pillow cases from a market in the UAE which resemble your pillowcase from Saudi. I also had a woven bag which I sold before I left…I had a sale in my hotel apt. room because I couldn’t bring home everything after one year. I imagine you had a lot of stuff to consider and reconsider what to do with.
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oh yes so true!
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Can you also purchase a camel in the camel market? 🙂
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The place where I went to see the back pack and rugs, blankets there are no actual camels, it is near to the gold souk.I am not sure if that postcard picture is the actual market and there I would think you could. Sorry Terry, I really stayed in the home not going out to see these interesting things haha
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Oh I understand Lynn. Thanks for sharing this, very interesting! Happy Thursday! 🙂
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Such interesting things! So different!
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Thanks!
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Thanks PJ xxx
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xoxo
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xoxoxo
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I really love those sandals!!:)
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the clothing and shoes are really flashy and quite gorgeous! xx
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really stunning! I have a friend from Morroco, she has shoes, scarves, bags, in the deepest and most vivid and unusual colors, shining rhinestones! I imagine it is brilliant there as well.
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Oh yes! Very brilliant for sure Holly!
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It is wonderful you can hold onto some good memories. Beautiful pictures!
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Thanks blue!
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Those suitcases on the car hood. Ha! I think something like that might have been done a time or two in my neighborhood. We are red necks in NEPA, for sure.
I, too, am interested in those camels flying through the air. How odd! I wonder what they are up to with that???
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I dont know! I never went to a place where they sold camels haha
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Looks very cruel how they handled the camels. I love that chain with the camels!
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I have never seen the actual place where the camels are, but we stopped many times in the desert for him to get camel milk from a farmer!
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Camel milk… how does that taste? Did you try it?
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No haha I never tried it but he would stop when we were out driving. Camels and their hearders(i guess that is who they are) are just there with a tent tending to them. So we stopped quite often while they milked them and gave him milk!
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So, fresh from the camel…lol! Sounds interesting since we are used to cows and perhaps goats. A new experience for sure…. hmm… I am still shaking…lol!
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Yes!
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😊
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Always love to see what’s at the Souk, Lynn.
Leslie
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thanks Leslie
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😉
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Very interesting treasures as usual Lynn. I am guessing whatever that bag could carry, would be very small, right 😉
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yes I would think so? xx
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I like the postcards, mule slides, and sandals. Wow, what a surprise to see camels being airlifted! I never would have imagined that…ever! 🙂
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I know me either! xx
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The textiles are always so beautiful. And the postcards so much fun! (K)
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thanks K!
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Love looking at these things – especially the shoes and note pads!!
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Thanks!
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So interesting!
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Oh HA! I remember that camel postcard. It’s interesting to see items from Saudi, thanks Lynn!
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Thanks KR! xxx
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What a pleasure shopping must be.
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Its pretty cool x
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I love the shoes and post cards…great Saudi things Lynz.
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Thanks for visiting!
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This great! It is so interesting to see things from other cultures. Those poor camels.
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Thanks
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hmmm…wonder what the story is behind the postcard with the camels?
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yea I don’t know?
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Such cute little things ! Must be a walk down the memory lane… 🙂
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Yes
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I really like any kind of textile,so the pillowcase is very cool! I always like your interesting posts. Have a wonderful weekend, Lynn xoxoxo
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Beautiful things. They remind me of things that I brought back from Morocco years ago. The photos were so interesting especially the one of the camels.
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Thanks for stopping by x
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It’s always a joy to read your posts!!
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Thanks Lori
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These are very beautiful! I recently just started following your blog and it’s awesome. I would appreciate if you check out a new website I just started. We’re selling pillow covers if you’re interested. http://Www.fourthehome.com
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Thanks for stopping by
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