BAHR AL-AHMAR

Bahr al-Ahmar (البحر الأحمر, “Red Sea” in Arabic) captures the essence of the waters that have inspired myths and legends throughout history.

Two pieces of golden-hued cottonwood, divided by a river of resin, trace a landscape reminiscent of the Red Sea flowing through sun-lit sand dunes.

The Arcadia legs re-interpret the inverted arch—a form that in architecture conveys both structural poise and symbolic transition in Islamic tradition.

A meditative piece that reveals light, depth, and the enduring dialogue between nature and cultural symbolism, Bahr al-Ahmar transforms the space with the serene presence of the origins it evokes.