‘Umi’ Bisht by A5xAR
AED1850
Umi is inspired by “The Burda” poem قصيدة البردة in praise of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH).
The name Umi (meaning illiterate) is to show the contradiction between the illiterate prophet and the poem written to praise him.
The original poem consists of 319 verses; however, the garment features 250-270 handwritten lines, which take 31-35 hours to complete.
The cut is inspired by the traditional Saudi Bisht, which is square-shaped, with the sides left unstitched to allow it to be worn as a shal in colder weather.
Perfectly paired with the Kemer
Only 2 left in stock
A5xAR designs are inspired by concepts from Islam, an identity that binds 2 billion people worldwide, transcending borders, cultures, and language barriers.
The Nomad Series is for the wandering soul, the utilitarian, the minimalist, the traditionalist. Inspired by the story of the Hijra of our beloved prophet. Each piece is designed to be useful, worn in multiple ways, and made of organic linen that is durable and comfortable.
The material is high-quality, thick khaki linen (185 gms) on the outside and thin white linen on the inside.
Machine Washable at 30 degree
Standard size
Handmade in Istanbul
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
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