Meet the leopards

There are three types of leopard in our quest: uncommon, rare, and legendary. Each type is harder to find than the previous one, but carries an even more exclusive reward.

Legendary leopard

Hope’s print has been uniquely designed, taking inspiration from the Tafoni rocks of AlUla. Her heart represents a lantern lighting the way forward.

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Rare leopards

Layl
Layl’s design is an interpretation of the magical AlUla night sky.
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Aldeera
Aldeera’s design draws inspiration from the AlUla Old Town map that has endured through time.
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Alsamid
Alsamid’s design is a tribute to AlUla’s mustatils - prehistoric monuments made of sandstone walls.
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Aljazi
Aljazi’s design represents the timeless patterns of traditional Al Sadu weaving techniques.
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Fares
Fares’ design was inspired by the idea of a futuristic character sent back in time to oversee Arabian leopard conservation.
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Zahra
Zahra’s design was inspired by the floral motifs across architecture seen in AlUla.
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Shams
Shams’ design was inspired by the way the sun bakes the rocks of AlUla.
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Asala
Asala’s design was inspired by modern Saudi Arabian architecture - like AlUla’s incredible mirrored concert hall, Maraya.
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Mubde'a
Mubde'a’s design draws on the creativity of using AlUla’s geology, vegetation and environment in art.
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Raad
Raad is the living expression of AlUla’s street art frescoes.
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Miqdam
Miqdam’s design is a tribute to the Arabian lettering art culture embedded in the DNA of the AlUla region.
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Sa'af
Sa'af’s design is made by the palm tree leaves through which the AlUla sun shines.
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Namar
Namar's design draws inspiration from the swirling sand structures of AlUla.
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Najm
Najm’s design represents the spirits of ancient Dadanite people, flying across the desert sky.
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Farid
Farid’s design is a symbol of change - drawing inspiration from the changing moon.
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Janah
Janah’s design was inspired by AlUla’s annual hot air balloon festival.
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Ghaith
Ghaith’s design was inspired by the Hajad wells of Tayma.
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Muneer
Muneer’s design was inspired by twinkling digital lights seen in Maraya - AlUla’s mirrored concert hall.
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