MOHDART
A visual field journal
Hands that weave, mend, carve, harvest and hold. These close observations honour the skill, memory and quiet dignity carried through work.
The Weight of Years
Fine Art · Camera
A single hand emerges from darkness, its lines carrying the weight of years.
Mending a Wounded Finger
Documentary · Camera
Careful hands wrap a bandage around an injured finger beside a palm-frond shelter.
Thread Between Her Fingers
Ringed hands guide a fine red thread through a traditional piece of handwork.
Palm Fibre Between His Fingers
A craftsman twists plant fibre with patient fingers, turning strands into cord.
Henna and the Battoulah
Hennaed hands hold the mask passed down through generations.
The Dough Veil II
Stretched thin enough to see the sun through.
Needle and Thread at the Roadside
Weathered fingers prepare a fine needle above a box of tiny remedies.
What the Hands Remember
Two generations meet in a single gesture — younger fingers steadying an older hand.
Mulberry Hands
People · Camera
Fresh mulberries stain a child's open hands a vivid red-purple.
Hands of the Workshop
Grease, dust and small wounds trace a working life across a pair of clasped hands.
Embroidery in Progress
Needle, thread, and generations of pattern.
The Carver's Hands
Hands guide a chisel along a flowering vine carved in teak — patience made visible.
The Broom Binder
Bare feet grip, ringed hands bind — a broom taking shape between four limbs and fifty years of practice.
A Fistful of Fasteners
Work-worn hands sort metal fasteners in a shallow basin at the workshop.
At the Loom
A weaver's hands draw order from a rush of dark threads at the loom.
Hands of the Craft
Palm fronds, thread, and hands that have woven for decades.
Held Hands
Two hands holding on, in black and white.
The Block Printer's Hands
Old hands smooth the flowered cloth of Isfahan.
Hands at Rest
Knuckles like rope, finally still.