These hand-painted works were discovered in Marrakech and immediately felt like Soula pieces; simple in form, rich in meaning, and full of quiet rhythm.

The first design is a repeated study of women in hijab, a respectful nod to Muslim culture and the everyday presence of women moving through the city. There is a softness and strength in the repetition — calm, grounded, and deeply human.

The second design takes inspiration from banana trees, a familiar and constant sight across Morocco. Their curved forms and layered tones echo movement, warmth, and abundance, a visual rhythm that feels both playful and rooted in place.

Each piece is hand painted by a local Marrakech artist, making every work entirely unique. Subtle variations in colour, brushstroke, and spacing are part of their charm. All pieces are signed by the artist.

Painted on raw, textured paper, these works are intentionally imperfect — designed to be lived with, framed, leaned, or simply pinned to a wall and loved.

Small works with soul, collected slowly — just as Soula began.

39cm x 35cm