Embroidery design

The project you see began with a journey to the east of Iran. During that journey, I met rural women who were skilled in needlework on white fabrics, primarily used for home adornment. I brought one of those fabrics with me to Tehran and transformed it into a simple white garment adorned with intricate mental patterns, etched by women merely by gazing at nature within them. It sparked an idea to create garments using handwoven fabrics and the mental embroidery of rural women. After the first collection, I traveled to other villages in Iran and met more women. Therefore, black embroidery from Sistan, Baluchi embroidery from Baluchistan, and Zoroastrian embroidery from villages in Yazd were added to subsequent collections. In this project, I aimed to help women find their own independence. I assisted women in continuing this path on their own and made every effort to use natural fibers and handcrafting in producing the products.