The bukhnuq
A traditional Gulf head covering in dusty rose, knitted from fluffy wool with tiny gold-thread embroidery along the edge and a soft dark-brown fringe peeking out underneath.

Made of
The details
A closer look at what she is wearing and how she is lit, from the knit of her head covering to the light on her fur.
A traditional Gulf head covering in dusty rose, knitted from fluffy wool with tiny gold-thread embroidery along the edge and a soft dark-brown fringe peeking out underneath.
An oversized, cozy knit in Taif-rose pink with chunky sleeves, finished in the same ultra-soft plush texture as her hair.
3D felt patches of small triangles and diamonds in cream, saffron and deep maroon, inspired by the Bedouin weaving of Al-Sadu.
A pair of puffy felt roses sits on her sleeves, a soft nod to the rose fields of Taif.
Both hands raised and pressed to her cheeks, with a rosy blush, big glossy dark eyes and a small smile.
Diffused light with a gentle rim on the fur, subtle subsurface scattering on her skin and a shallow depth of field.
The palette
The backdrop pink, #E7B3B5, comes straight from the design brief. The others are matched to the colors it names. Tap a swatch to copy its code.