Hoodies boast an embroidery of pine trees, commemorating the miraculous saving of the Bisri valley.
Bokja partnered with Tahaddi, an organization that strives to provide quality health and education services to economically and socially marginalized families in Beirut.
In its latest collection, Bokja added new fabrics material. BOKJA’s signature reversible robes, trucker jackets and hoodies are rendered in unpredictable silks, gabardines and wools - all biodegradable, championing the brand»s ongoing commitment to the planet.
Bokja's signature is a visually chaotic assembly of fabric pieces stitched together to articulate a unified message.
Bokja’s Huda Baroudi and Saudi’s first female race car driver, Reema Juffali sitting on the dining room chairs designed for Habitat for Humanity Lebanon.
At a time when medical supplies are running low, we found a great opportunity to continue employing our talented craftspeople and create reversible silk masks to donate to the frontline warriors at medical centers in Beirut.
Bokja seeks to expand its horizons through collaborations with exciting and relevant agencies and individuals. In our recent collaborations, we have focused on supporting small businesses and NGOs across the country.
As a crusade for the endangered bees, a series of installations was initiated to raise awareness about the disappearing honeybees and to keep the little champions buzzing.
Migration Stories reference people on the move - an experience everyone will recognise and relate to.
As a commemoration of the 50th anniversary for Phoenicia Hotel, we concocted a cartographical installation inspired by Beirut’s pre-war glory days.
The S-Shaped sofa presented two sofas - not as in dependant and final objects - but as a collection of stories pieced together from a vibrant collage of different contemporary and vintage fabrics from around the world.
