Tatreez
Palestinian embroidery red on cream, a gallery of cross-stitch bands and photos inside arches, for an exhibition of thread and memory.
Arabesque, arches and embroidery
From Arab architecture and crafts: geometric stars, arches and mashrabiya, Palestinian cross-stitch, and true Arabic scripts (Kufi, Ruqaa, Naskh) in earth, clay and indigo tones.
12 designs
12 designs
Palestinian embroidery red on cream, a gallery of cross-stitch bands and photos inside arches, for an exhibition of thread and memory.
Dark wood, brass and a geometric lattice behind every section, like a restaurant in a Damascene house.
Moroccan tile blue and warm clay, eight-point stars and white arches like a riad.
Black ink and gold on paper with an old Kufic hand, like a school of calligraphy.
Crimson, gold and patterns, an old-city bookshop named after the poetry collection: a framed headline, the books in a dotted list and eight-pointed stars between sections.
Indigo night and lantern gold, twinkling stars and arches, in the spirit of Ramadan nights.
Dark oud wood, gold and eight-pointed stars, a perfumer from the caravan days: a photo in an arch, a faint pattern and perfumes in cards.
Henna red and gold on warm paper, like a henna night: an embroidered edge, the evening's timeline and photos of loved ones in a grid.
Olive and amber on pale stone, like the old village press: an arch over the photo, a quiet pattern and the pressing in numbered steps.
Deep teal, copper and zellige, old houses restored around a courtyard: an ornate frame, a large quote and homes in alternating rows.
Night blue, gold and deep red, a hand-lettered sign workshop: a Ruqaa headline, eight-pointed stars and work on a wall.
Warm Jerusalem stone, rust and teal, a photographer of old quarters: a photo in an arch, a wall of pictures and packages in a ruled table.