Collection: Maqam Collection

Where Architecture Becomes Adornment...

In the language of heritage, a maqam is more than a place — it is a point of gathering, a mark of meaning, a space where stories live. This collection is my translation of those spaces into wearable art.

From the carved rosettes crowning old domes, to the arches guarding secret courtyards, to the polished brass door knockers that have welcomed generations — every curve and line carries the memory of hands that built, and hearts that passed through.

In Maqam, these details are not copied; they are distilled. Geometric stars are softened into diamond constellations. Rosette petals are abstracted into sleek zigzags of gold. Arches stretch into elongated silhouettes, framing gemstones in citrine, amethyst, tourmaline, blue topaz, and the fire of diamonds.

Each piece blends functional architectural details with ornamental Islamic artistry, reimagined for modern life. These are jewels for the everyday — to wear at work, at dinner, in the quiet moments in between — so that heritage is not left behind in museums, but carried forward, close to you, in the rhythm of today.

Maqam is where the past and present meet. And where you find yourself standing, adorned, between them.