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زهرة الخليج
Al Watan Palace showcases pearls and oud history
This article discusses the exhibition "Pearls and Oud... An Inherited Legacy and a Renewed Future" held at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi. The exhibition highlights the rich history of the United Arab Emirates in the fields of pearl diving and oud. It sheds light on the country's historic role as an important trading hub connecting the East and West, with the UAE’s coasts having served as centers for trade and cultural exchange across the ages, with particular reference to sites such as Dalm absence, Sir Bani Yas, and Umm Al-Nar. The exhibition focuses on the cultural and economic heritage associated with pearls, amber, and oud, showcasing hundreds of rare items that reflect the richness of the maritime environment and the UAE's maritime legacy. These include rare pearls and historical dates related to the stones, along with the influence of shipbuilding on economic growth and cultural communication. The aim of the exhibition is to document and preserve this heritage across various segments of society. It emphasizes the significance of pearls as a key symbol of national identity, predating the discovery of oil.
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