Baghdad Silk Embroidered Satchel
Hand‑stitched with traditional Abbasid motifs, this lightweight satchel is made from locally sourced silk and is perfect for carrying travel documents or souvenirs.
The better finds in Baghdad tend to sit close to ordinary life: market flavors, small studio pieces, textiles, and objects that do not need a skyline printed on them.
A practical city edit of gifts and made objects that feel worth packing, using, sharing, or placing at home.
Hand‑stitched with traditional Abbasid motifs, this lightweight satchel is made from locally sourced silk and is perfect for carrying travel documents or souvenirs.
A delicate brass bracelet engraved with a miniature Kufic script inspired by historic al-Mansour Square market tiles, its small size makes it a convenient travel accessory.
A lightweight reed basket with a woven pattern from the Tigris river region, designed to hold small souvenirs or serve as a picnic tote while traveling.
Six hand‑glazed ceramic coasters carved with motifs from the ancient city of Babylon, each fitting into a compact travel pouch for easy transport.
A compact glass lamp fashioned from the traditional blue‑glass techniques of the Abbasid era, featuring a translucent dome that doubles as a travel light.
A hand‑glazed terracotta bowl painted with scenes from the ancient city of Babylon, perfect for keeping small souvenirs or as a decorative piece.
Ten incense sticks scented with authentic oud resin, crafted by artisans in the Al‑Mansour district, easily packable for a subtle fragrance on the go.
A small brass lantern‑shaped key holder engraved with scenes from the Tigris River, compact for travel and a decorative touch.
Locally produced olive oil blended with fragrant oud resin, bottled in a small glass jar for easy packing.
A pack of 12 hand‑rolled reed sticks infused with local cedar and myrrh aroma, perfect for freshening a travel bag or hotel room.