Hubs are an easy way to share ideas, files and photos with colleagues, friends or like-minded people.
Discussions: Start a new topic to share knowledge, ideas and feedback with other members of this hub.
Projects: Upload any file for hub members to download, comment on and revise.
Hey there, welcome to your new group.
To get started, click Manage Group in the top right corner to customise your group, set a logo and invite people.
Welcome to ARZU - Hope by Design on Hub Culture.
This is your virtual collboration hub where there's so much to do!
Join the discussions or start a new one!.
View and create events.
Kick start projects with fellow hub members.
Propose and upvote governance structures.
Catch up on latest news and post new articles.
Update your space with a unique, hand-knotted ARZU rug. These new designs showcase bold, modern patterns as well as nature-inspired motifs from LA-based designer Thomas Schoos for ARZU
Hope by Designers Collection.
Arzu is thrilled to share in a partnership with internationally acclaimed architect Zaha Hadid. Hadid graciously designed a one-of-a-kind rug for Arzu, with proceeds of all rug sales benefiting Arzu
s programs in Afghanistan.
As a centre of trade throughout the Silk Road era, Afghanistan's rug making has benefited from influences, techniques and patterns from east and west resulting in this unique legacy. The legacy emerges from generations of weavers that Arzu continues to promote and a tradition they help to preserve in the country today within communities of women, the traditional carpet weavers.
Today Arzu keeps that tradition alive helping Afghani women acquire the materials and production needed to take their handmade work to the world marketplace for their own benefit. This article speaks of the particular fibers and dyes used and specific knot counts from the Afghan weaving tradition.
Arzu's showcased collections celebrate the ancient and unique culture of Afghan women weavers.
See the highly curated collections, including a designer's collection named 'Hope by Designers' that include patterns designed by contemporary artisits and architects such as Thomas Schoos and Zaha Hadid. True works of art.
