I reinterpret traditional oya motifs through crochet, bringing them into the present while preserving their cultural essence.
My intention is not only to create, but to keep a living tradition alive, to remember, to honor, and to share a heritage shaped by generations of women.
These delicate motifs evolve beyond their original form, becoming jewelry, textile artworks, and wearable pieces.
From wall art to accessories, and from handcrafted hats to the ornaments that adorn them, each creation carries a story rooted in culture.
Through every stitch, I connect past and present, transforming tradition into contemporary expression.