Roushan, Sultan Alley

A masterpiece Roshun of Sultan Alley an artistic work that evokes the spirit of Medina from one of its historic alleys, where the Roshun was an architectural element that preserved privacy, cast shade, and gave the houses their identity. This piece was handcrafted from three recycled local woods, in harmony reflecting environmental diversity and the value of sustainability: the base from Kena wood with stability and warm color; the first jar from olive wood, a symbol of patience and roots; the second jar from willow wood, with its softness and flow. As for the Roshun wall, it was executed from luxurious teak wood, inspired by the walls of old buildings in Medina, to host a blue Roshun inspired by the Roshun of Sultan Alley, while the jars came as a contemporary abstraction of the Mashrabiya idea, carrying shade, ventilation, and visual balance. This piece is not just decor, but a miniature architectural memory that combines craftsmanship, identity, and sustainability, suitable for display and collection as a masterpiece of high cultural value. The work is inspired by the Roshun of Sultan Alley in Medina. Source: Medina Development Authority