MOTTAKA'A
The “MOTTAKA’A” is a piece of furniture used in the Bedouin MAJLES “guest room” as an arm rest and to separate one from the other while leaning on it and setting close to the ground.
Inspired by the magnificent traditions of the Arab Bedouins, particularly the MOTTAKA’A, this handmade product is an enhancement and modernization of the same concept using different material (wood vs. cloth) in a way that is appealing as an aesthetic sculpture used either as a decorative item or a piece of furniture and produced in a family set.
Inspiration:In the land where the magical music of the desert dances with the ever-swifting sands of time lives on the tale of prestigious protocols of hospitality compelled by tradition through the modest tents and the humble settings.
The aggressive trait that is resembled in the DALLAH “Arabian copper coffee kettle” through which pours down the intense warmth of generosity in a very welcoming small cup of coffee to every guest, stranger and even by passer.
