Lions of Babylon

Your wearable artwork “The Seven Gates of Heaven” by Elyas Arayess, is an illustration that praises the beauty and authenticity of Damascus. Each motif is inspired by the rich patterns that ornate old Damascene houses and palaces. Using Arabic calligraphy, it states: “Your paradise has one gate, mine has seven”. This is a literary illustration of the belief that Damascus will remain a symbol of resilience and an eternal heaven for beauty and inspiration, despite everything that history continues to throw at it.

Revolution and imagination come together to make Michelle al Shakhtoura’s wearable artwork ‘pop’ from a distance.
In this collage of illustration and photography, Osheq’s logo morphs and multiplies into a modern pattern to give life to the photograph of Dubai’s empty highway of Al Khail Road;
an arrangement that creates perfect balance and harmony between the components when put together.

Captured by Mohamad Badr at the iconic ‘Sheikh Zayed Mosque’ in Abu Dhabi, this photograph depicts a woman standing still in the middle of an arched pillar; seemingly drawing power from the “Serenity of Light” to find comfort in the chaos surrounding her.

Our most popular wearable artwork, it is a piece that celebrates geometry in both life and architecture, where one needs to shed the light on the center to understand the whole.

An illustration that praises the beauty and authenticity of Damascus. Each motif is inspired by the rich patterns that ornate old Damascene houses and palaces. Using Arabic calligraphy, it states: “Your paradise has one gate, mine has seven”. This is a literary illustration of the belief that Damascus will remain a symbol of resilience and an eternal heaven for beauty and inspiration.