Authenticity
Tarik Khoja
Traditional fashion in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is characterised by its great diversity, reflecting the rich culture and diverse geographical and social environments of the Kingdom's five regions: the Western Region, the Eastern Region, the Southern Region, the Central Region, and the Northern Region.
The diversity of fashion reflects the identity, culture, and social environment of each region. Local and imported fabrics are used, often hand-embroidered.
Returning to traditional fashion has now become part of national pride and cultural identity.
Lady of the Desert$3,000
Heritage of the Hijaz Region$1,500
A Face from the Story$1,600
The “Muḥarramah al-Madawwarah” in the heart of Historic Jeddah.$2,000
From the traditional attire of Abha$2,300
Traditional attire from the Hijaz region – Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah.$3,000
Traditional attire from the Asir region in the southern part of Saudia$2,200
From the traditional attire of the Northern Region in Saudi Arabia.$1,700
Traditional attire from the Asir region in the southern part of Saudia$1,800
Traditional attire from a region in the south of Saudi Arabia.$2,100
The Muḥarramah al-Madawwarah is traditional attire from the Hijaz $1,600
Traditional attire from the northern region of Saudi Arabia.$1,700
From Grandmothers’ Embroidery… and the Fragrance of the Homeland$1,200
From the traditional attire of the southern heritage.$1,300
Traditional attire from the Eastern Region.$1,400
Traditional attire from the Jazan region in the south of Saudi Arabia.$1,200
Traditional attire from the Northern Region of Saudi Arabia.$1,500
Traditional attire from the Central Region of Saudi Arabia.$2,000
Tarik Khoja is a Saudi photographer and certified trainer with over two decades of experience. He was the first Saudi juror at the World Photographic Cup and served as the official photographer for Saudi Airlines. A member of FIAP and PSA, Tarik has delivered national training programmes and exhibited widely. His work has been recognised in competitions, including Saudi Colors and Al Thani. Through education and community engagement, he plays a central role in the Kingdom’s photographic development.