Horsemanship in Saudi Arabia - 14 piastre

Horsemanship in Saudi Arabia - 14 piastre

Year
1971
Face Value
14
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Animals, Culture & Heritage

Catalogs References

Michel
SA 449
Yvert & Tellier
SA 368A
Stanley Gibbons
SA 912

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Size
26 x 31 mm
Perforation
13½ x 14
Printing
Offset lithography
This stamp is part of a Saudi Arabian series celebrating the country's equestrian heritage and traditional horsemanship. It depicts an Arabian horse and rider, reflecting the deep historical connection between the people of the Arabian Peninsula and the horse. For centuries, Arabian horses played a vital role in transportation, trade, warfare, and desert life, becoming symbols of endurance, nobility, and cultural identity. The breed developed in Arabia earned worldwide recognition for its beauty, intelligence, and stamina, making it one of the most influential horse breeds in history.

By issuing this stamp, Saudi Arabia paid tribute to an important element of its national heritage and cultural traditions. The issue celebrates the enduring role of horsemanship in Saudi society and recognizes the Arabian horse as a symbol of pride, history, and continuity. It also highlights the importance of preserving traditional equestrian practices that have been passed down through generations and remain closely associated with the Kingdom's identity and historical legacy.