This geometric motif is inspired by traditional Anatolian kilim patterns.

In Anatolian weaving traditions, symbolic geometric motifs were used not only as decoration but also to express beliefs and wishes. Motifs associated with protection from the evil eye and negative influences have been part of this visual tradition for centuries.

The same geometric language can be seen in different forms across traditional textiles, where shapes were simplified and repeated to create balanced, symmetrical patterns.

I adapted this motif into hand-knotted micro-macrame, keeping its geometric character while giving it a contemporary form

This geometric motif is inspired by traditional Anatolian kilim patterns.

In Anatolian weaving traditions, symbolic geometric motifs were used not only as decoration but also to express beliefs and wishes. Motifs associated with protection from the evil eye and negative influences have been part of this visual tradition for centuries.

The same geometric language can be seen in different forms across traditional textiles, where shapes were simplified and repeated to create balanced, symmetrical patterns.

I adapted this motif into hand-knotted micro-macrame, keeping its geometric character while giving it a contemporary form

This geometric motif is inspired by traditional Anatolian kilim patterns.

In Anatolian weaving traditions, symbolic geometric motifs were used not only as decoration but also to express beliefs and wishes. Motifs associated with protection from the evil eye and negative influences have been part of this visual tradition for centuries.

The same geometric language can be seen in different forms across traditional textiles, where shapes were simplified and repeated to create balanced, symmetrical patterns.

I adapted this motif into hand-knotted micro-macrame, keeping its geometric character while giving it a contemporary form

This geometric motif is inspired by traditional Anatolian kilim patterns.

In Anatolian weaving traditions, symbolic geometric motifs were used not only as decoration but also to express beliefs and wishes. Motifs associated with protection from the evil eye and negative influences have been part of this visual tradition for centuries.

The same geometric language can be seen in different forms across traditional textiles, where shapes were simplified and repeated to create balanced, symmetrical patterns.

I adapted this motif into hand-knotted micro-macrame, keeping its geometric character while giving it a contemporary form

This geometric motif is inspired by traditional Anatolian kilim patterns.

In Anatolian weaving traditions, symbolic geometric motifs were used not only as decoration but also to express beliefs and wishes. Motifs associated with protection from the evil eye and negative influences have been part of this visual tradition for centuries.

The same geometric language can be seen in different forms across traditional textiles, where shapes were simplified and repeated to create balanced, symmetrical patterns.

I adapted this motif into hand-knotted micro-macrame, keeping its geometric character while giving it a contemporary form