A series by Tziara Studio

Grass appears across cultures as a symbol of resilience, renewal and quiet strength.

In Indian tradition, kusa grass is associated with meditative practice and with notions of protection and purity.

In Japanese aesthetics, particularly within wabi-sabi, grass that withers and regenerates expresses an acceptance of impermanence as a natural dimension of beauty.

Here, grass becomes a quiet structural presence — repeating, growing, fading and returning.