Al-Alamia for Oud, Sana’a

Contributed by Eyad Al-Samman on Oct 30th, 2020. Artwork published in

April 2019

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Al-Alamia for Oud, Sana’a — Photo: Eyad Al-Samman. License: All Rights Reserved.

Sign using the Nasser typeface for an oud shop in Sanaa, Yemen.

Oud is sandalwood or agarwood used as incense in Arabic and Asian countries such as China, India, Pakistan, and Thailand.

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