Abu Dhabi Core

This framed triptych features three original vintage Abu Dhabi stamps, each reflecting a vital part of the emirate’s cultural identity. The red crossed flags are Abu Dhabi's official flag, the noble falcon symbolizes Emirati heritage and pride, and the Arabian gazelle evokes the natural beauty and wildlife of the desert. The Gazelle stamp also features Sheikh Shakhboot bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Sheikh Zayed's brother, who was ruling Abu Dhabi in the 1960s when the stamps were issued.

The stamps are expertly preserved in a clean black frame with a matte black backdrop—creating a heritage piece that is both elegant and rooted in local history. 

Condition:
All stamps are in excellent vintage condition with rich colors and clear perforation. Professionally mounted and framed under glass.

Era:
Circa 1960s – Abu Dhabi pre-union postage

Dimensions:
Frame size approx. 25 x 20 cm
Stamp size approx. 4 x 3 cm each

Why it matters:
This trio brings together symbols of strength, prosperity, and nature—core values of the UAE’s legacy. Ideal for collectors, cultural enthusiasts, or those with a love of meaningful design.

Ways to style it:
• Display on a shelf, hallway wall, or office desk
• Combine with other framed stamps for a heritage gallery wall
• Gift it as a thoughtful token of national pride