Saudi Arabia: Al-Ahsa Oasis

The largest oasis on the planet, Al-Ahsa covers an area of over 8,500 hectares on the east coast of the Arabian Peninsula. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the landscape consists of sweeping sand dunes, groves of date palms and meandering natural springs.

The Al-Ahsa region represents a remarkable relationship between natural and cultural heritage. From serene desert expanses to coastal regions teeming with flora and fauna, the many wonders of Saudi Arabia are explored in our latest collection. This six-book series features original works by premier photographers and artists. Each volume uncovers a unique treasure of the Kingdom, whether an ancient city or historic tribe.

With text by Azedine Beschaouch, photography by Aline Coquelle, and artwork by Rafael Alterio, this captivating publication boasts 200 pages filled with artistic inspiration. Featuring over 150 illustrations, it was unveiled to the public in May 2022, inviting readers into its world through the universal language of English. Encased in a silk hardcover within a luxury slipcase, the book exudes elegance and sophistication in both content and presentation. Its dimensions, measuring 35.56cm in length, 27.94cm in width, and 3.9cm in depth, offer a substantial yet manageable form for exploration. Weighing 3.9kg, it strikes a balance between substance and practicality, promising an immersive journey for enthusiasts and collectors alike.