Ramadan Decor to Light up your Home
Posted on April 05 2021
Ramadan is in the air and with only a few days left before the holy month of fasting officially begins, our team at Zeena Uncovered has put together a list of Muslim-owned, minority-owned and women-owned businesses (plus other fabulous finds) to help you navigate the flurry of decor options out there, all while making your home festive & bright, just in time for Ramadan.
Illuminate Your Walls
Break your fasts under starry skies no matter the weather with these intricate Moroccan string lights from Days of Eid. Founded in 2016, Days of Eid began with one simple product – an Eid Mubarak yard sign. Since then, the company has grown beyond their humble beginnings and carries everything from crescent-shaped balloons to bakeware. A cheerful gold banner from Amasi Decor will keep you seeing stars, especially when you hang them beside these twinkling celestial string lights. Extend your decor outdoors with solar powered lights from Pottery Barn. Amany suggests color-changing LED strips to really get things glowing.
1. Lantern String Lights - Days of Eid | 2. Happy Ramadan Banner - Amasi Decor | 3. Moon and Star String Lights - Days of Eid | 4. Solar Powered Lanterns - Pottery Barn | 5. Color Changing LEDs - Amazon
Make Your Mantle Shine
The fireplace mantle is quite possibly the easiest place to decorate in your home. With a few quick changes, you can turn your cozy living space into a glowing oasis. Add a touch of gold with an exotic lantern duo. Swap out knick-knacks and family photos for gorgeous Islamic artwork by Doevang. If you've never heard of this shop, it's Scandinavian minimalism meets Islamic calligraphy that follow a soothing color palette you'll fall in love with. As a final touch, Hearts and Crafz on Etsy has all-natural, handmade Ramadan signs that will match any decor.
Refresh Your Prayer Space
Ramadan is more than a blessing, it's an opportunity to cleanse your mind and reconnect with your spiritual side. Make the most of every taraweh night by creating a designated prayer area. Get the kids involved with a needlepoint kit from My1stMasjid. Soften things up with handwoven floor pillows by Salt & Sundry. Karama by Hoda offers velvety, non-slip meditation mats to bring comfort to your mind, body and soul. Founded by design psychologist Hoda J., once a month, Karama donates 10% of each sale to charity.
6. Mud Cloth Pillows - Salt & Sundry | 7. Non-Slip Meditation Mat - Karama by Hoda | 8. Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant - Bloomscape | 9. Bakhoor Incese Burner - Etsy | 10. Masjid Punch Needle Kit - My1stMasjid | 11. Geometric Stars - Heartz & Craftz
Set the Table in Style
Looking to create an elegant tablescape? We can't get enough of the beautiful handmade decor by Crown Your Occassions. This family-owned company on Etsy was founded by three sisters who, "decided to use their talents to make our children feel represented and proud of their religion," (crownyouroccasions.com). Serve up dates and fruit on this classic crescent and star wooden platter from With a Spin. Eid Creations is another woman-owned shop you can't miss. Founded by Rana Bacaloni, Eid Creations has everything from plates to platters in designs reminiscent of the silk road. It's easy to find paper plates that suit your style with her 'party of 8' pre-made sets.
How do you plan on decorating your home this Ramadan? Tell us more in the comments below. If you're looking for even more inspiration, follow us on Pinterest for gift ideas, wall art and table setting ideas. See you next time!
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