A Hijazi dress from popular heritage, a Saudi heritage dress known as "Thobe Al-Deera" or "Thobe Bani Saad", distinguished by its popular embroidery and colorful geometric patterns inspired by the Bedouin heritage of the Hijaz and Taif region. [1, 2]
Most prominent specifications of the dress:
Design: It comes in a basic black color, decorated with vertical and horizontal pieces covered with bright colored threads (such as red, orange, yellow, and green).
Patterns: It relies on zigzag hand stitches and harmonious geometric lines on the sleeves, chest, and sides of the dress.
Usage: It is usually worn on national occasions such as Founding Day and National Day, and traditional wedding ceremonies such as "Ghamrat Al-Arous" in Taif and its suburbs. [1, 2]
