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How Dima Srouji Uses Palestinian Glassblowing to Explore Archaeology, Colonialism and Craft

Source: arabianbusiness · 2026-10-14T06:00:00 UTC

At Amman Design Week, Dima Srouji covers an ancient palace with glass snails and figs, using Palestinian glassblowing to understand archaeology, colonialism and craft through her installation.

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