Adnan and Aida weave together, inspired by the Saori philosophy of weaving. Saori highlights letting go of preconceived plans and allowing the moment and mood to dictate how one weaves. This style respects and celebrates what some consider to be mistakes, and instead allows the imperfections to speak out as a form of creative individuality which adds to the final story of each piece. As Adnan and Aida weave side by side, they’re not merely crafting textiles; they’re embodying a living philosophy of being present, devoid of expectations or plans. They deeply enjoy the serene rhythm of the loom, the fluid movement of their hands, and the gentle exchange of conversations that naturally unfold.