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'Power of Light’ is a bespoke collection inspired by Sursock museum’s architectural window designs and based on the lotus flower, a symbol for rebirth and purity. 
The lotus flower design which graces the rose windows, fanlights and the traceries of Sursock Museum is one of the most revered spiritual symbols and is what inspired Nada for this collection. 
Nada believes the lotus designs, exude elegance, beauty, perfection and purity, and hopes that women feel the same wearing the collection.

'Blat Beirut’ translates to English as ‘Tiles of Beirut’ and mimics the gorgeous designs on tiles that grace period homes found in the city.  "During winter days and when the rain and cold forced us to stay indoors, my sisters and I played hopscotch hopping on our toes to get across the tiles. The designs on those tiles are forever engraved in my memory and now I’ve imprinted them on rings.”

'Khaizaran’ is a tribute to the craft and design of chair caning. "The Khaizaran cane chairs were ever present in my childhood. I remember before Eid we would rigorously wash the surfaces of the chairs. My mother, grandmother and aunts would form delicate rings out of biscuit dough and before putting them on trays to bake in the oven, they would hand them to us children to dip in sesame and then gently press them on the surface of the Khaizaran chair so that its print of would emboss on the biscuits. The biscuits came out of the oven lightly golden and we would pretend they were bracelets.” Says Nada.