WEARABLES AND COVERINGS
-A LIBYAN MEN'S TOGA-LIKE CLOAK, JARID, FROM ROMAN INFLUENCE, QADDAFI OFTEN APPEARED IN ONE, FROM THE VERBAL ROOT JARADA MEANING TO DENUDE, DIVEST, STRIP, BARE
-A PHULKARI SHAWL, A ONE OF A KIND SILK THREAD EMBROIDERY FOR PUNJABI BRIDES, SYMBOL OF DOWRY WEALTH
-A MALAYSIAN SONGKOK, A BRIMLESS BLACK MAN'S HAT, ASSOCIATED WITH MUSLIM SEPARATIST IDENTITY DURING THE INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT
-A WOOL FELTED SHEPHERD CLOAK FROM ANATOLIA, ITS MULTI-USE DOUBLES AS CHIMNEY AND WIND BREAK FOR TEA FIRES WHILE TENDING SHEEP, AS A WARMING WRAP FOR NEWBORN LAMBS, A SYMBOL OF WINTER PASTORALISM
-A SPORTS HIJAB, SYMBOL OF GROWING MUSLIM WOMEN’S PRESENCE IN OLYMPIC SPORTS, NIKE DESIGNED ONE FOR MUSLIM AMERICAN FENCER IBTIHAJ MUHAMMAD
-SPACE AGE “META-MATERIALS”, BASED ON ISLAMIC GEOMETRY,
-CALLIGRAPHIC BATIKS, OTTOMAN TUGHRA-INFLUENCED DESIGN, FROM JAMBI IN WESTERN SUMATRA
