A bisht and the best of it … hidden meanings for all

A huge, old wooden chair held together with pieces of chord, balances on just two legs on top of a red carpet in the middle of the room. Draped across the back of the chair is a black bisht, the traditional cloak with gold embroidery that’s worn for formal occasions by men throughout the Arabian Gul

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