THE SULTAN'S WOMEN - SCHEHERAZADE

Is Self-Determination in Conflict with Tradition?

A collection that tells stories of strength, rebellion, and transformation. Inspired by the tales of Scheherazade, each piece depicts the act of cutting one’s hair as a gesture of defiance, a symbolic act of emancipation against power and conventions.

The original boards, created during the production of the poster for the Scheherazade performance at the Czech National Ballet, embody the craftsmanship and dedication of the creative process. This dialogue between manual tradition and digital innovation enriches the visual experience, building an evocative bridge between the tangible and the intangible—a method OOOPStudio also applies to video scenography: combining digital techniques with a handcrafted approach.

Original Boards
Each work captures a moment in the emotional and symbolic journey of the Sultan’s women. Gestures imbued with meaning take shape through delicate lines and textural details, giving voice to the conflict between tradition and freedom.

Editions: 6 vertical, 5 horizontal (Total: 11 boards)

Dimensions: 21×29 cm

Technique: Acrylic and ink on paper

Numbered Prints
Created using fine art printing techniques, the reproductions preserve the visual impact of the originals, offering an exclusive limited-edition work.

Dimensions: A2 format

Technique: Fine art print on HM 180g paper

Bring into your collection a work that celebrates courage and the freedom to choose. “The Sultan’s Women” are not just figures but symbols of resistance and change, poetically and timelessly represented.