Veiled in Light, Awaiting in Grace
A glimpse into the eternal.

Inspired by the divine verse from Surah Ar-Rahman, “Hoor, guarded in pavilions”, this piece captures a serene whisper of paradise. A vision from the unseen wrapped in elegance and light.

The flowing Arabic calligraphy evokes the mystery, purity, and femininity of the promised reward. It is more than an artwork, it’s a reflection of divine beauty and a quiet reminder of what awaits beyond this world.

Designed to move both the eye and the soul, this piece invites stillness and reflection. A perfect marriage of Qur’anic majesty and modern design, it transforms any space into a sanctuary of contemplation, barakah, and grace.

Each curve and stroke is rendered on museum-grade canvas using richly pigmented archival inks, ensuring clarity, vibrancy, and lasting spiritual presence. With spacious composition and refined form, it elevates interiors with softness and sacred meaning.


“This piece feels like it came from another world, soft, powerful, and full of presence.” – Saliha Hanif, Artist

Artwork Features:

• Inspired by Paradise, Designed for Earthly Calm

  Limited edition piece that echoes timeless faith and sacred femininity.

• Available Sizes:

  Small – 30 x 40 cm (Ideal for prayer corners or personal sanctuaries)

  Medium – 60 x 70 cm (A gallery-style centrepiece for majlis or modern interiors)

• Craftsmanship & Clarity

  Printed on premium, museum-grade canvas using fade-resistant archival inks

  Spacious composition designed to breathe, reflect, and elevate

  Ships rolled for custom framing | Delivered UAE-wide in 3–5 working days
  
  

Now available from 250 AED.

Limited-time launch pricing, secure your piece while this edition is still featured.

What Our Collectors Say

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“There’s a softness to this piece that’s hard to describe. It instantly made my prayer space feel more sacred and feminine.” – Lina H., Abu Dhabi

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“Every time I pass it, I feel a sense of peace. It’s not just beautiful, it carries something deeper, something eternal.” – Farzana M., Dubai