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Gurgaia'an I Love Souk

A couple of days ago I Love Souk sent their clients a complimentary gift, which I personally would like to think of it as Souk's Gurgaia'an. The I Love Souk Gurgaia'an had a big white box stuffed with a generous supply of "Kuwaiti" chocolate wafers, click on the images and read what's written on the packaging to know why I called it "Kuwaiti".



And there was a bottle of perfume (or teeb) called "Bait Bu Saleh" which smelled nice. And I loved it's box even more. It had a black & white photos of old Kuwaiti plays starring Abdul Aziz Al-Namash.

Thank you I Love Souk for the lovely and unique Gurgaia'an. The most original I have received so far.

Comments

Sarona said…
nice the white packaging looks very chic and clean cut
any of the chocolates says "mo 9ej" since I noticed its the new word du jour
LOVE the bet bo 9al7 idea
dg said…
loved it. like u said so original. reminds u of the good old kuwaiti days :) the chocolates were quiet catchy. i can see them being a big hit
Confashion said…
Sarona
"Mo 9ej" was not part of the chocolate wafers, but it would have been really nice if it was part of it too! :)

kcal
I'm not sure if they'll continue re-producing the same chocolates. But it would be really something if they do!

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