Saudi artist paints a picture of the Crown Prince with the precious monuments of Jabal Tawiq 

 

 Inspired by the words of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi artist Sarah Al-Zaidi has created a portrayal of the Crown Prince using precious monuments and minerals. 

 

According to Arab News, Sarah Al-Zaidi has completed the portrayal of Prince Muhammad bin Salman in a period of five months.

 The monuments used in it were collected from Jabal Tawiq, a mountain in the north of the area. 

Prince Muhammad bin Salman had said that the courage of the people of Saudi Arabia is like Jabal Tawiq. 

 Jabal Tawiq is a long pitch that passes through the Najd Plateau in central Arabia. 

The 800 km long mountain range extends from the Qasim region in the northwest of Riyadh to Al-Rubai Al-Khali in the south. 

 The denes around Jabal Tawiq used to be home to people centuries agone. 

The mountain is now a recreational destination for trampers and trampers. 

 For her specialty, Sarah Al-Zaidi collects precious monuments similar as amber, quartz and obsidian, which she uses with oyster shells and pieces of wood to produce mosaic-suchlike workshop of art.