Thuraya: A Celestial Reflection of Emirati Heritage by Mahnaz Ghafouri, Artist | DXB News Network

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Mahnaz Ghafouri, Artist, presents "Thuraya" — a powerful artistic tribute to the soul of the seven Emirates. Inspired by the annual return of the Thuraya (Pleiades) constellation to the UAE skies, this collection honors the enduring spirit of Emirati culture and heritage. Set against surreal desert skies, the artworks echo the timeless beauty of traditional architecture and historical landmarks — each piece carrying the weight of history and the light of legacy.

Thuraya, once a celestial guide for farmers and sailors, now becomes a symbol of connection — bridging past and present, memory and meaning. Through Mahnaz’s brushstrokes, Thuraya shines anew, reminding us of what is elevated, enduring, and deeply rooted in the Emirati identity.

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