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From Dusk Till Dawn Tapestry
In the kingdom of the heart: seven chairs, seven stages
With Wyssem Nochi, a Sufi pilgrimage told in seven sculptural iron chairs upholstered with Bokja assemblages.
Thirteen Kimabayas: the kimono meets the abaya
With milia m, the garment born of two cultures is made reversible, its lining a Bokja assemblage digitally printed on pure silk.
Threads of Hope: a carpet hand-knotted in Afghanistan
With BEEAH and FBMI, whose employees are seventy per cent women and widows working from home, the traditional carpet becomes a medium for storytelling.
The iconic arches of Beirut, standing tall for the city's memory
Trifora, We Design Beirut 2024. In the heart of the city, an installation that captures its essence through the iconic arches: a tribute to collective memory and a celebration of the soul of Beirut.
A river rushing to carve its path, held in a mirror
Laura Gonzalez's palette of teal, Monet yellow and orival beige, embroidered by Jamil, Bokja's master embroiderer, on a polished brass base.
The daybed that rocks
A rattan daybed dressed in Bokja fabric, designed by Huda Baroudi and Maria Hibri, auctioned at the LIFE Gala to fund the LIFE Education Programme.
Eight rooms for the wishes of Tamanna's children
In Gemmayzeh, thirteen designers turned an NGO's offices into a guesthouse where every stay funds the wish of a critically ill child. Bokja's room is dressed from Sound of Music.
Five workshops and a machine of our own
At Creative Space Beirut, the tuition-free school of fashion design, students learned embroidery first-hand and now work on Bokja's own machine.
Toyota Qatar Tapestry Installation
A bench for four, for the children of Debbieh
With Unite Lebanon Youth Project, whose campus hosts children of every background; proceeds from the bench's sale support the programme.
Every stitch an act of preservation: The Land Keepers
Designed by EcoRove and brought to life by Bokja, a triptych of Lebanon, Palestine and Syria whose beekeepers, herders, foragers and farmers persist under siege: a quiet refusal to let their lands ...
A tableau of abundance, this table woven with love
The abundance of the Lebanese land has always shaped our table: a feast to the eye and to all the senses, and a place of gathering where family and friends share laughter, stories and traditions.
The truck canvas, treated like skin
Duck cloth reclaimed from Lebanon's fruit and vegetable trucks, its tears embraced; launched in Saifi Village with a week of an ephemeral cafe.
Four hundred embroidered flags, a heraldry for Beirut
For Marwan Rechmaoui's Blazon, first shown at Sfeir-Semler Gallery, Bokja embroidered the flags and shields that assign invented symbols to the city's neighbourhoods, streets, landmarks and histori...
Bokja at Lane Crawford, Hong Kong
Bokja is now carried at Lane Crawford in Hong Kong, where the house's ready-to-wear sits on the floor at ifc mall.
The humble stool learns to tell stories
With Karim Chaaya and SPOCKDESIGN, Con-fesse turned upholstered stools into objects of self-expression, launched with live music and performance.
An anamorphic landscape, born from a tree that broke through a cemetery
For We Design Beirut 2025, stories unfold only when you move and look again: a breathing body wrapped in dyed, stitched, torn and repaired fabric, suspended between decay and bloom.
New Kingdom craftsmanship for Azza Fahmy's Riyadh opening
Drawing on the murals and motifs of ancient tombs, one exceptional wall piece reimagines Egypt's artistic legacy through a contemporary lens.
Nine groups of nine women: the tapestries of Tripoli
With Ruwwad Al Tanmeya, the art of assemblage passed on through fabrics scavenged from Tripoli's second-hand market. Each quilt is an identity marker.
Bokja Wool and Lavalan Insulation
Nods to the pre-war cafes of Beirut
At Noura, redesigned by Laura Gonzalez, hand-upholstered panels line the walls and a pine-tree embroidery commemorates the preservation of the Bisri Valley.
Fifteen tongue-in-cheek tapestries against the bored apes
A limited collection handcrafted to confront the immaterial world of blockchain with Bokja's own Monkey Business characters: real, tactile, sustainable, and valuable for their scarcity and one-of-a...
A boxing ring for the ring of life: what anguish drives your anger?
Conceived as a boxing ring with a central punching bag and onlooking cushions, the installation invites anyone to confront our most urgent issues and ties every visitor's written ribbon to the bag:...
