Laura Gonzales commissioned Bokja to embroider the Bisri tapestry for Noura Brasserie.

Special creation for OC special +Travel High Watch Making. Revisiting our classical embroideries as table sets and cushions for the special event that was held in Courchevel.

Beginning with the trucks that transport fruits and vegetables, Bokja repurposed the traditional shader, or duck cloth, used to protect goods across long distances.

Being part of this beautiful initiative to fulfill the wishes of Tamanna’s children across Lebanon is a pleasure for Bokja.

In our textile stories, monkeys- a reflection of ourselves- frolick across a tactile landscape of bleeding trees and fading coral reefs, occupied with their distractions- a beauty mask, headphones, and emojis.

BOKJA’s “raison d’être” takes new forms in its latest and limited collection of 15 tongue-in-cheek tapestries, handcrafted to confront the immaterial world of blockchain.

A private talk with Maria Borges & Jory Al Maiman happened around our latest installation the “Ring of Life” in Doha Design District thanks to the Msheireb group.

Bokja lunches sustainable art installation to encourage Human Dialogue at Doha Design District

Bokja partnered with Creative Space Beirut – School of Design (CSB-SD), a tuition-free school for fashion design in the city. By offering five intensive workshop in embroidery, the students were allowed the opportunity to learn first-hand the complexities of a world-class craft studio.

Bokja participated to Dubai’s Design District from November 8 - 13, with its latest installation ironically titled “Let’s Talk About the Weather”

“Let’s Talk About the Weather” is focused on doing what the brand does best: using craftsmanship to provoke conversations around pressing topics facing our entire species.

Inspired by the new reality of the world, people forever on the move in search of a new beginning.