Cuban-Syrian artist Jason Seife delves into the profound exploration of cultural heritage by examining the mysterious essence embedded in Arab World tapestries. Similar to oral traditions, these intricately woven carpets serve as vessels carrying wisdom, knowledge, and timeless narratives, encapsulating unspoken or folkloric sentiments that have unfolded in communal Majlis gatherings. With this work, Seife communicates a visual narrative shedding light on a conflict related to the transmission of oral culture across generations. Through this, he strives to capture a sense of preservation for his interpretation of heritage. Siefe’s work grapples with the concept of preserving and adapting to the influence of modernity on his cultural history. Consequently, this juxtaposition creates a visually harmonious synergy, reflecting the tension between conservation and the evolving impact of contemporary influences.