Saniya's Culture Express

21/03/2026

20/02/2026

Multani Blues Pottery 🇵🇰 collaborates with SOS Children’s Villages UK 🇬🇧 Chapter! Our Annual Exhibition & Sale of Multani Blues Pottery in London 9th March 2026. InshAllah 15% of the Sale proceeds are donated to SOS Children’s Villages 🇵🇰 Pakistan.

19/02/2026

MashAllah a very proud moment of Celebrating 50 Years of SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan 🇵🇰🌟🌙 established in 1975. Our sincere congratulations to Mrs Souriya Anwar - (Founder of SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan) and the SOS Team Members.

Multani Blues Pottery continues to support SOS Children’s Villages UK 🇬🇧 🇵🇰Chapter! For the last couple of years Multani Blues Pottery has been donating 15% of the Sale proceeds go towards SOS 🇵🇰🌟🌙🙏🏽🇬🇧

Our kind thanks to Mrs Sameera Ansari SOS UK Chapter 🇬🇧 for giving every year Multani Blues Pottery - handmade, traditional and artisanal products an opportunity to join hands with SOS! We are grateful to Mrs Mehnaz Fareed Sheikh Executive Vice President of SOS Villages Pakistan 🇵🇰and her team members Mrs Rameen Sheikh, Mrs Lyla Gardezi and Mrs Haniya Sultan to acknowledge our efforts and giving Multani Blues Pottery a platform to work together!

Kindly enjoy viewing Multani Blues Pottery successive Exhibition Sales in recent years … 2022, 2023, 2024 and up coming event is on 9th March 2026 InshAllah…

A big ‘Thank You’ to Step by Step Montessori run by Mrs Khadija Nanji in 2024 for opening doors for Multani Blues Pottery supporting SOS UK Chapter 🇬🇧 We were truly honoured with the presence of Dr Sarah Naeem - wife of High Commissioner for Pakistan in UK.

Please kindly pencil ✏️ down upcoming Multani Blues Pottery Event in on 9th March 2026 at Inglenook, South Hill Avenue HA1 3PA 🇵🇰🧿🇬🇧
Look forward seeing you! Thank You

SOS Children’s Village Multan - Official
SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan
Step By Step Montessori

07/02/2026

InshAllah Kindly join us for Multani Blues Pottery Annual Exhibition & Sale held at Fairmont Windsor Park on Saturday 14th March’26. An great opportunity to buy lovely gifts for Mother’s Day 🌷 & Eid gifts 🌟🌙💫

We are sincerely obliged to our gracious hosts Mr Surinder Arora and Mrs Sunita Arora OBE for always supporting & promoting Multani Blues Pottery - traditional, handcrafted and hand painted artisanal product of Multan 🇵🇰

Windsor Fairmont Park
Bishopsgate Rd, Englefield Green,
Windsor TW20 0YL, UK 🇬🇧
Date: 14th March’26 from 11am-6pm

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Fairmont Windsor Park

04/02/2026

MashAllah a very proud moment of Celebrating 50 Years of SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan 🇵🇰🌟🌙 established in 1975. Our sincere congratulations to Mrs Souriya Anwar - (Founder of SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan) and the SOS Team Members.

Multani Blues Pottery continues to support SOS Children’s Villages UK 🇬🇧 🇵🇰Chapter! For the last couple of years Multani Blues Pottery has been donating 15% of the Sale proceeds go towards SOS 🇵🇰🌟🌙🙏🏽🇬🇧

Our kind thanks to Mrs Sameera Ansari SOS UK Chapter 🇬🇧 for giving every year Multani Blues Pottery - handmade, traditional and artisanal products an opportunity to join hands with SOS! We are grateful to Mrs Mehnaz Fareed Sheikh Executive Vice President of SOS Villages Pakistan 🇵🇰and her team members Mrs Rameen Sheikh, Mrs Lyla Gardezi and Mrs Haniya Sultan to acknowledge our efforts and giving Multani Blues Pottery a platform to work together!

Kindly enjoy viewing Multani Blues Pottery successive Exhibition Sales in recent years … 2022, 2023, 2024 and up coming event is on 9th March 2026 InshAllah…

A big ‘Thank You’ to Step by Step Montessori run by Mrs Khadija Nanji in 2024 for opening doors for Multani Blues Pottery supporting SOS UK Chapter 🇬🇧 We were truly honoured with the presence of Dr Sarah Naeem - wife of High Commissioner for Pakistan in UK.

Please kindly pencil ✏️ down upcoming Multani Blues Pottery Event in on 9th March 2026 at Inglenook, South Hill Avenue HA1 3PA 🇵🇰🧿🇬🇧
Look forward seeing you! Thank You

SOS Children's Village Multan - Official
SOS Children's Villages Pakistan
Step By Step Montessori

22/01/2026

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13/12/2025

Wishing Family & Friends all around the World a Happy & Blessed New Year 2026 🤲✨🌟🌙💫🎄🫶and a Wonderful Christmas ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

18/11/2025

Day 2 | Gandhara & Northern Trail
We spent the morning exploring the incredible Taxila Museum, home to thousands of Gandharan Buddhist statues, relics, coins, inscriptions and everyday objects excavated from ancient sites across the valley — a true window into history.

After travelling along the Grand Trunk Road, we reached Attock Khurd (1908) and witnessed the stunning confluence of the Attock and Indus Rivers. Our gracious hosts, Brigadier & Mrs. Asim Nawaz, welcomed us into their ancestral riverside home where we enjoyed authentic regional cuisine and a peaceful walk through olive, peach and cherry plantations.

We concluded our journey in Peshawar, the vibrant capital of KPK, with a serene evening at the home of Dr. Amir Bilal and Dr. Tahira Nishtar — a couple whose grace and dedication truly inspired us.

10/11/2025

Saniya’s Cultural Express Northern Trail Day 1 🇵🇰✨

SCE’s Ghandhara Trail began in the Capital City Islamabad — a perfect blend of serenity and culture. Islamabad offers the breathtaking views of Margalla Hills! We set out to explore iconic Faisal Mosque built in 1986. Lok Virsa Heritage Museum built in 1982 showcases rich, cultural history of Pakistan. Our thanks to Mrs. Siddika Malik, Chairperson of Indus Heritage Trust kindly hosted lunch at her residence. Ambassador of Spain, H.E. Jose A. de Ory 🇪🇸 had kindly organised a welcome dinner for SCE Group.

17/10/2025

AHMADPUR EAST POTTERY - Bahawalpur, Pakistan 🇵🇰 Intricate and delicate patterned Golden Clay (Sunehri Mitti) Pottery Display at Lahore Museum 🇵🇰 (1893-1894). The Nawabs of Bahawalpur promoted and supported the local Artisans and Craftsmen of the area producing artistic & high quality handmade pottery 🇵🇰

15/10/2025

Lahore Museum 🇵🇰 has an exquisite 17th Century A.C.E Marble Plaque depicts holiest scene of Jaina site of Satrunjiya in Kathiawar, Gujrat (India).This unique plaque was originally a votive offering by some pilgrims to Jain Temple of Gujranawala, Pakistan. Later it was made part of Lahore Museum and the entire painting follows typical Rajisthana style.