SAT02 Collection

In conjunction with the launch of the second edition of the Sharjah Architecture Triennial, titled "Beauty of Impermanence: An Architecture of Adaptability,” curated by Tosin Oshinowo, the SAT Design Store introduces its second collection.

This collection champions local craftsmanship, utilizing regionally sourced materials and the adaptive reuse of recycled materials. It includes exclusive creations by six designers from West Asia and the African continent: Collaborative Craft Projects (Zimbabwe), Da Brand (Nigeria), Mitimeth (Nigeria), Oolo (Nigeria), Sakeb (Palestine) and The Herd (South Africa).

The new collection complements the store’s inaugural collection, advocating for a shift towards a more environmentally responsible approach to design. It is a response to our current industrialized world, marked by the widespread overuse of unsustainable and mass-produced materials.

You can purchase the items directly from the Design Store or order the items online for delivery within Sharjah and Dubai.

SAT02 Collection

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Collaborative Craft Projects - Basket

The Binga District is renowned for the Binga Basket, a wholly natural woven basket. This famous basket provides the creative foundation of many well-known heritage crafts, which are all unique to Zimbabwe.

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Da Brand - Spice Bowl

RAWURBAN™ Kitchen and Tableware is a range of everyday kitchen utensils designed for the urban environment.

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Mitimeth - Table cloth

This textile woven on the age-old vertical weaving loom illustrates design and circularity. Woven by the hands of Artisans in Nigeria, the design symbolizes a “zeroing in” and “broadening out” of an invasive aquatic weed called water hyacinth.

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The Herd - Neck piece

Craft as a form of communication and a creative proclamation has always been a labour of love to which Nguni people have devoted time and energy since time immemorial.

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Sakeb - Carpenter's pencil

The Carpenter’s Pencil is crafted from sawdust and wooden chips, mixed with bio plastic and pigments to create a recyclable and lightweight pencil that can be sharpened with a blade or sanding paper.

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Field Notes on Scarcity

Park Books and the Sharjah Architecture Triennial are pleased to announce the publication of Field Notes on Scarcity, edited by Tosin Oshinowo and Julie Cirelli.

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Tote Bag

Commissioned by the Sharjah Architecture Triennial for its 2023 edition, 1000 denim tote bags were designed and produced by triennial participant BUZIGAHILL, a Kampala-based clothing brand.

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Bucket Hat

Commissioned by the Sharjah Architecture Triennial for its 2023 edition, 500 denim bucket hats were designed and produced by triennial participant BUZIGAHILL, a Kampala-based clothing brand.