Sultanate of Oman - Omani Costumes Postage Stamp Souvenir Sheet

This item is a formal postage stamp souvenir sheet issued by the Sultanate of Oman, featuring a collection of six distinct stamps that highlight various traditional 'Omani Costumes' from different regions. This philatelic item is printed on high-quality semi-glossy paper with perforated edges for the individual stamps. The background of the sheet features intricate purple and gold patterns resembling traditional textile designs or jewelry. The national emblem of Oman, the Khanjar, is prominently displayed in gold at the top center. Each stamp shows a person in traditional dress, titled with identifying regions such as Muscat Region, Batina Region, and Interior Region. The denominations vary from 30 Baisa to 150 Baisa, with a total face value of 700 Baisa clearly marked at the bottom. The text is bilingual, appearing in both Arabic script and English. The color palette is rich, utilizing golds, deep purples, and vibrant earth tones. The craftsmanship of the printing is excellent, showing fine detail in the clothing and jewelry of the figures. Based on the style and typography, the sheet appears to be from the late 20th century. The condition appears to be Mint Never Hinged (MNH), as no cancellations, folds, or visible wear are apparent in the image, making it a desirable piece for thematic or regional collectors.