A collar. A cuff. A button. A seam.

The qamīs is built from small decisions — each one a negotiation between function and form, between the body’s needs and the maker’s intention. In the tailoring workshops of Beirut, Tripoli, and Saida, these details were never incidental. They were the site of craft. The place where time was spent, and skill made visible.

This zone inhabits the micro. It asks what happens when the smallest element is given the attention it deserves: when a cuff becomes a study in restraint, a collar a frame for the face, a button an axis of closure and release.

The works here magnify, isolate, and elevate the components of the shirt, revealing how precision transforms the functional into the poetic, and how identity is often constructed in the details no one thinks to question.