PATTERNS

A series of headscarves containing medical information for patients taking psychiatric medication. The headscarves, as multifunctional fashion items, are designed to support patients and create a sense of belonging and connection with others who wear scarves from the series and also take similar medications. In collaboration with Ryan Opher and Omer Eliraz.

Presented at UNFOLD exhibition, Milan Design Week, 2025 and Social Impact Design Exhibition at Bezalel academy, 2025.

The scarf’s corners include discreet woven tags listing the medications and their corresponding graphic symbols—bridging aesthetics, identity, and transparency.

Every medication is represented by a visual symbol—an abstract "atom"—that encodes type, dosage, and timing. These symbols are combined into a personalized pattern that reflects the individual’s daily rhythm and chemical balance.

On the tags and the back of the handkerchief, there is medical information related to the use of the medications

The inner side of the scarf allows for personal customization through color choice (blue, red, or green) and selective display of medical information.