This exhibition connects historical craftsmanship with contemporary circular design by following the journey of ideas embedded in nomadic culture.
It highlights how the məfrəş functions not only as an object but as a system of knowledge: a tool for transport, a container of memory, and an encoded visual language.
By juxtaposing this heritage with new ecological textiles and a digital projection inspired by nomadic rhythms, the exhibition transforms intangible knowledge into multisensory experience.
The atmosphere is tactile and grounded: woven textures, earth pigments, soft lighting, and sound elements evoke the landscapes that shaped nomadic life.Visitors are invited to see design as movement, as adaptation, and as a relational act rooted in community and land.