Stag | Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 160cm

The Destruction of The Blue| Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 80cm

For Sarah | Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 100 x 90cm

Singer | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 80cm

Uncountable I | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 100cm

Pug | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 80cm

Uncountable II | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 100cm

Sleep | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 100 x 120cm

One and Others | Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 160cm

Large eyes | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 90 x 70cm

Bride III | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 40 x 50cm

Bride I | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 40 x 50cm

Bride II | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 40 x 50cm

Find Yourself | Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 80cm

I Am a Pawn | Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 120 x 80cm

Two | Hand Sewing on Canvas | 40 x 50cm

Spring | Hand sewn & Mixed media on Canvas | 100 x 80cm

Do Not Show Your Care | Hand Sewing on Fabric | 40 x 35cm

Do Not Show Your Jealousy | Hand Sewing on Fabric | 30x40cm

Do Not Show Your Arrow | Hand Sewing on Fabric | 40 x 35cm

Do Not Show Your Anger | Hand Sewing on Canvas | 40 x 35cm

Do Not Make Threats | Hand Sewing on Fabric | 40 x 35cm

Do Not Push a Tantrum| Hand Sewing on Fabric | 40 x 30cm

Gold Bloody | Hand Sewing & Mixed media on Canvas | 100 x 60cm

"Flood Carried Sarah Away" inspired by an Azerbaijani folk story centered on the life of a girl named Sara. The story takes place in Muğan that got occupied by the enemy tribe. They captured the girl named Sara whose lover Khan-choban was out of the village at the time. The Khan wanted to take Sara by himself. Sara asked to see his father for the last time but run away and threw herself into the Arpa river. These work do not illustrated anything, nor are the stitches ordinary. I combined words with textile images creating a world of my own based on my daily experiences living in Tehran. Works are hand sewn on canvas and collages with my grand mother’s fabrics. She was the one telling me this story during my childhood years.