In light of scientific and technological advancements, it has become clear that natural phenomena and the foundations of the universe exist everywhere around us and within us. We are not just a part of the whole, but the whole in itself. We are not merely fragments of the universe, but we carry within us a structure identical to the universe through the senses – namely sight, hearing, smell, and taste – which form the basis of harmony. Just as humans are nourished by their environment in a way that is today described as "the sacred geometry of nature," what attracts us and gives us pleasure is the result of the relationship between external structures on one side and internal structures that balance them on the other. In this context, I chose to design necklaces in this project that symbolize parts of the communication between humans and the universe, both physically and visually. Each necklace seeks to touch nature, the senses, creation, and the body in order to delve into the depths of the soul, enriching and nourishing it. Materials list: Plaster bandages, dyes and parts of fruits, incense, glass, marble (shayish), remnants of sacred tools, ceramic tiles (keramika), pieces from old church floors, remnants of musical instruments, copper, and shells. Techniques: Enamel material ("enameled"), special cutting for assembly, marble polishing, filigree decoration, work involving plaster bandages, drying and extracting dyes from natural fruits, and melting incense. Photography: Rawan Julani