Tîrâze

Tirâze is a design in HiArc's Anatolian Codes collection, where the surface becomes a language and the texture a narrative tool.

It takes its name from the Persian word tirâze, meaning "embroidered border, ornament."

However, the “ornament” here is not a superficial addition; it is the rebirth of cultural memory in the texture.

The wavy form on the back creates visual music with a rhythmic flow like sound waves.

While the layered spherical forms on the feet represent the cyclical rhythm of the craft, the pale embroidery on the fabric surface establishes a subtle connection between the past and the present.

This piece is not an “ornament,” but an act of remembrance.

Tirâze is a functional sculpture that transforms the surface into a memory layer.

Every stitch is a word; every pattern is an identity.

Material: Solid hornbeam, natural lacquer, embroidered woven fabric

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