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Emirati Women's Day posters: Al Sadu weaving, a henna hand, a ghaf tree

Emirati Women's Day posters — a poster framed by bands of Al Sadu weaving in red, black and white geometric triangles, "Emirati Women's Day" lettered in the centre and "28 August" beneath, bold flat vector illustration, clean geometric shapes with no outlines, smooth gradient-free fills and hard edges
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Reading 1Al Sadu
Reading 2Henna hand
Reading 3Ghaf tree

Posters for Emirati Women's Day on 28 August, kept in the UAE since 2015. They suit a school, a ministry, an office or a status post. The three designs show bands of Al Sadu weaving, a hand painted with henna vines holding a small UAE flag, and a lone ghaf tree on red dunes at sunrise. Type a different twist, such as a pink accent or a dark sky, and the same three styles carry it.

  • a school display
  • a ministry or office board
  • a status post on 28 August

Frequently asked questions

What is in the nine pictures?
Three designs, each in three styles: Al Sadu weaving bands, a henna-patterned hand holding the flag, and a ghaf tree on the dunes.
Does it show a woman or a portrait?
No. The designs show a hand, weaving and a tree, with no faces and no photographs.
What is the difference between the three styles?
Flat vector is bold clean shapes with hard edges, paper cut is layered card with soft shadows, and screen print is overprinted ink with a faint halftone texture.
Can I change the accent or the background?
Yes. Type the change, such as a pink accent, a gold border or a dark sky; a typed direction is a request, not a promised result.

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