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Snake Path Visor
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What the sign means
Darb Al-Hayya
Sadu-inspired machine embroidery. An original design drawn by us; not Sadu weaving and not a handwoven piece.
Motif meaning (Darb Al-Hayya): A zigzag, said to be a snake's path in the sand. Sources: Canavan, 2011; Al-Ogayyel and Oskay, Brill; Emarat Al Youm.
With respect for Al Sadu and the Bedouin women who have kept this craft alive across generations. Read more about the motifs on our Signs page.
The embroidery designs shown are original designs prepared by Sadu by miniblank, inspired by traditional Sadu motifs. They are not Sadu weaving and not handwoven products. The brand claims no right in the traditional Sadu motifs themselves; its rights are limited to its own designs. The embroidery is machine-made.
A zigzag that runs across the weave like a snake's track in the sand. On a light visor for the Eid sun.
Material and embroidery
97% polyester, 3% spandex; hook-and-loop back closure. The Darb Al-Hayya design, machine embroidered on the front of the visor in standard embroidery threads close to its own colours, within an area of about 10 × 3 cm.
Shipping and replacements
Made for you after you order; it usually arrives within 10–20 business days of your order, with free tracked shipping. The carrier may collect import tax or clearance fees on delivery. If your piece arrives damaged, defective, with an embroidery error or as the wrong item, write to us within 14 days of delivery with a clear photo and we will send a replacement or refund you.
Care
Clean by hand in cold water and air-dry. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.
