A door with a lot of eyes. And all of them are watching.

Found in Istanbul, this old door is covered in nazar, the familiar blue eye traditionally used as a symbol of protection. Here, it appears again and again, turning something meaningful into a striking visual pattern. Deep cobalt circles overlap with softened turquoise ones, creating a field of quiet watchfulness.

Even the heavy lion-head door knockers seem to become part of the ritual. Guardians holding guardians.

What makes the image particularly beautiful is that it never feels threatening. The eyes are alert without being alarming, their repetition turning protection into something almost decorative. A small everyday gesture of care, made visible across the entire door.

When translated into textiles, we kept that same rhythm of repetition. The different blue tones and overlapping circles create movement across the fabric, while the familiar eye motif remains instantly recognisable.

In Istanbul, even a door can keep watch.