A New Spin on Ramadan Decor

It's never too early to start getting ready for Ramadan! In the days leading up to the holiest month of the year, around here, we like to decorate a little early. Like welcoming back an old friend, we love to discover new ways dress up our home to honor this special time...and get the entire family excited for 30 nights of celebrations. Today on Zeena Uncovered, we've rounded up a few of our favorite Muslim-owned small businesses to inspire you with chic and cheerful decorations that will help you make this Ramadan one to remember.

Days of Eid -- @daysofeid

Marquee lights anyone? Founded by Chicago native Reem Sayes, from banners to tablecloths, hanging crescents, lanterns and even R-A-M-A-D-A-N letter balloons, Days of Eid combines Islamic art with festive colors to create a wonderful selection of classy decorations you'll never want to take down. 

Kanzi Store -- @kanzistore

Founded by two momtrepreneurs, Kanzi - which means "treasure" in Arabic, was established, "on the belief that high style and trendy design should be available for all major holidays." Featuring an elegant collection of holiday decor from coasters to cake toppers, Kanzi donates 5% to the non-profit organization Rise Against Hunger for every purchase.

Modern Eid -- @moderneid

With a mission to beautify interior spaces just in time for Ramadan, Modern Eid was founded by designer and calligraphy artist Jomana Siddiqui in southern California. Simple, timeless, and made in the USA, here you'll find everything from gorgeous hand-lettered pillow covers, DIY craft videos, to delightful crescent moon cupcake toppers that will add plenty of flair to your iftar table.

Shine Bright Stickers -- @shinebrightstickers

It's all in the details...Perfect for treat bags or party favors, Shine Bright Stickers will add a seasonal touch to all your gifts - big or small. We love them for sealing money envelopes or even making cards. Shine Bright Stickers makes it easy to get creative. What will you use them for?

Happy Street Store -- @happystreet_store

Featuring a carefully curated selection of Ramadan gifts and decor from around the world, Happy Street believes in, "living a beautiful and fabulous life surrounded by Islamic values." From books to tableware, there's no shortage of unique finds inside this adorable shop.

With A Spin -- @withaspin

"Add a touch of wonder and enchantment to your home with celestial-inspired colors and decor." Islamic-inspired Ramadan and Eid decor...With a Spin. Home of the masjid cookie cutters, this family-friendly shop is a one-stop destination for wrapping paper, books, tableware, and gifts that will get everyone excited.