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Woven Memory begins with the geometric language of Anatolian kilims: stepped diamonds, mirrored symbols, borders that repeat like a rhythm passed from hand to hand. Here, that rhythm is written in code. Each kilim begins with just 1,536 pixels on a 32×48 grid. Every pixel is a small square of flat color. One quarter of the pattern is constructed, then reflected to bring the whole into balance. A seeded system brings together 24 motif families, 24 palettes and 12 border styles, creating 100 distinct compositions. Each finished piece is enlarged through exact pixel replication, preserving every edge and every deliberate detail. Thread becomes pixel. Repetition becomes rhythm. An echo of Anatolia finds a new material, one small square at a time.
Woven Memory begins with the geometric language of Anatolian kilims: stepped diamonds, mirrored symbols, borders that repeat like a rhythm passed from hand to hand. Here, that rhythm is written in code. Each kilim begins with just 1,536 pixels on a 32×48 grid. Every pixel is a small square of flat color. One quarter of the pattern is constructed, then reflected to bring the whole into balance. A seeded system brings together 24 motif families, 24 palettes and 12 border styles, creating 100 distinct compositions. Each finished piece is enlarged through exact pixel replication, preserving every edge and every deliberate detail. Thread becomes pixel. Repetition becomes rhythm. An echo of Anatolia finds a new material, one small square at a time.
Woven Memory is a collection of 100 unique pixel kilims inspired by the geometric patterns, earthy colors and woven traditions of Anatolia.
Each piece was generated through code using geometric rules, seeded randomness and mirrored symmetry. The system combines 24 motif families, 24 palettes and 12 border styles.
No. The artwork was drawn procedurally with code on a strict pixel grid.
Each kilim has its own combination of palette, borders, motifs and composition. All 100 designs were checked to ensure no two are identical.
Each kilim occupies a 32×48 grid within a 50×70 black canvas. The final PNG is 1000×1400 pixels, enlarged exactly 20× to preserve every pixel without smoothing.
The eight wallets on the holder allowlist can each mint one piece for free. Network gas fees may still apply.
Yes. The remaining pieces will be available through public mint.
The collection draws inspiration from Anatolian weaving. Its designs are original procedural interpretations, rather than reproductions of specific historical textiles.
