Yemen Crewneck Sweatshirts

Yemeni Arabic Writing Design | Sarcastic Funny Saying with Raised Eyebrow Emoji | Gifts for Yemenis | Gifts for Yemeni Americans

Yemen Its In My DNA - Gift for Yemeni From Yemen

This is a cute, seashell-themed design featuring one of my favorite Arabic sayings, "Throw good into the sea." Or in another variation, "Do good and throw it into the sea."

The Arabic text says, "The butter," which in this context actually means, "Get to the point." People usually say this when you're telling a story and getting sidetracked.

Yemeni Tea Mug | Life Happens, Adeni Tea Helps | Gifts for Yemenis | Gifts for Yemeni Americans

The civil war in Yemen began in 2014 and after 6 years of suffering and death, Yemen faces the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Due to a Saudi blockade and Covid effects, around 400,000 children under the age of 5 could die by the end of the year.

Yemeni Patriotic Design, Eagle Emblem, 1990 Yemen Eagle Emblem Unisex Shirt celebrating Yemen's unification in 1990. For all the proud, patriotic Yemenis and Yemeni Americans out there.

Yemeni Houthis Kicking American Ass In The Red Sea

The civil war in Yemen began in 2014 and after 6 years of suffering, famine and death, Yemen faces the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Due to a Saudi Arabian blockade and Covid effects, around 400,000 children under the age of 5 could die by the end of the year.

Display your patriotic pride and support the Yemen design. Funny Gift idea for Yemeni lovers, Yemeni lovers, Patriot lovers.

Since 1948, not a day has passed without the loss of young free Palestinian women and men who, tragically, found greater dignity and freedom in martyrdom than they did in obedient, passive living controlled by those who dared to dictate the parameters of their lives. Until today Palestinians worldwide still struggling and dreaming of the day they get their freedom back to spread their wings, to soar, to discover who they are and what they wish to become.

Get this for the Yemenite in your life.

End occupation free Palestine, solidarity design with the Palestinian resistance against apartheid state of Israel since 1948. Artwork shows the arabic Palestinian traditional Kufiya Hatta pattern in the background, the symbol of freedom and struggle worldwide.

Gift for Yemeni From Yemen

The arabic word 'Shlonak" literally means “What's your color?” and is a unique and common form of greeting in the middle east. In the same vein of "feeling blue", colors are a good representation of how someone might be feeling or doing.

The civil war in Yemen began in 2014 and after 6 years of suffering and death, Yemen faces the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Due to a Saudi blockade and Covid effects, around 400,000 children under the age of 5 could die by the end of the year.

The word "Sabr" in Arabic is most commonly translated as "patience", but the full meaning is lost in this translation. "Sabr" is about resilience and persistence. It is a skill that is built with practice and requires a great deal of faith. And it is the key to weathering hardship.

This design is an homage to both of my grandmothers. The Arabic writing says, "Drink the marag (soup) and leave your worries behind." It's a style that makes me think of warmth and joy and not sweating the small stuff. I hope it inspires similar feelings in all of you.

While politically a part of Yemen, which is Asian, geographically, Socotra is located in Africa and is one of the most isolated landforms on Earth. The island is so isolated, that a 37% of its plant life and 90% of its reptile species cannot be found anywhere else on the planet. The geological isolation and fierce heat and drought have created unique and spectacular flora, which also form the perfect habitat for endemic species like the iconic dragon's blood trees. In recognition of Socotra's importance, the island was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. This adventure traveler souvenir style design says 'Socotra' at the top, followed by 'Nature Sanctuary' and 'home of the dragon's blood trees' below, followed by the Yemeni eagle.

socotra island