Untitled 2

Draped in deliberate folds, this textile composition turns ornament into architecture, where borders behave like thresholds and each medallion reads as a small, coded cosmos. The saturated yellows and turquoises flare against the deeper, earthen ground, creating a dialogue between exuberance and stability that feels both celebratory and protective. Light skims the weave to emphasize tactility—pile, stitch, and dye—so that the work becomes not just seen but almost touched, carrying the sense of lineage and travel embedded in patterned memory. In its layered overlap of rugs, the piece suggests a meeting of territories: private ritual, communal history, and the quiet theater of domestic space.