Hajar Daide

Hajar Daide is a Moroccan multidisciplinary designer whose work bridges ancestral craft and contemporary form.

Originally from Ouled-Teima and a graduate of the National Institute of Fine Arts in Tetouan, she draws from traditional techniques to create objects and installations that carry cultural memory while embracing the modern.

Through a practice rooted in experimentation and storytelling, Daide reimagines heritage as a living, evolving language — one that connects the handmade with the contemporary, and the personal with the collective.

Works

AT THE BALL I, 2009

Welded repurpose mild steel

8 x 6 x 24 cm

ALLURE, 2018

Repurposed Funnel

Dimension Variable

ATITE FUNFUN II, 2019

Welded Repurposed mild Steel objects

160 x 160 cm

WINTER, 2016

Welded Mild Steel

200 x 200 x 20 cm