A modular lighting object inspired by nomadic structures and textile traditions.
The Hook draws from the cultural and material logic of yörük textile practices.
Inspired by the kıl çadır, the project explores ideas of mobility, assembly, and temporary space-making.
The lamp is lightweight, modular, and reconfigurable, reflecting a way of living where environments are continuously constructed and adapted.
Textile surfaces act as soft boundaries, filtering light in a way similar to tent structures.
The form references the hook motif found in kilims, traditionally associated with protection and continuity.
Rather than preserving a static image of tradition, the project focuses on translating its underlying principles into a contemporary object.
