Oman Post issues 48th National Day commemorative stamp

Muscat: Oman Post has issued a new stamp, designed and produced by the Public Authority for Radio and Television, in accordance with Oman's 48th National Day.
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Inspired by the Saidi turban — more commonly known as the mussar — the stamp is coloured in: yellow, blue, lilac, purple and red, colours exclusively used by the Royal Family.
The stamp showcases a two-sided emblem, on one side bearing His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said wearing the Saidi turban and the number 48 on the other.
H.E. Dr. Abdullah bin Nasser Al Harasi, Chairman of the Public Authority for Radio and TV said, "We are incredibly proud to be partnering with Oman Post on such an important initiative that features the work of Omani artists. This stamp will be archived in history as a tribute to Oman and its people on the occasion of the 48th National Day."
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"Stamps display our heritage, our traditions, and our culture to the world. This new commemorative stamp is an illustration of 48 years of prosperity under His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said’s leadership. Moreover, this is a reflection of our Omani pride and a tribute to a country that is loved by all," said Abdulmalik Al Balushi, CEO of Oman Post.