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Soner Ozenc break all boundaries and funk up the conventional with this illuminated prayer rug. The Britain-based designer uses light as an integral element in his imaginative creations. This modern piece that he calls Sajjadah 1426

This creation comes from Turkish designer Soner Ozenc. Its a sajjdah or prayer rug which as well as using light as an essential part of the design, also assists the person performing prayer by actually finding the right direction to

Sajjadah 1426 - Prayer Rug by Soner Ozenc. A prayer rug is a small and portable carpet that Muslims put on the floor when they perform their prayers. Its main function is to provide a clean and isolated platform for the prayer.

A new entry - a lighted sajjadah or prayer rug - comes from a Turkish designer, Soner Özenç. The Britain-based designer uses light as an integral element in his imaginative creations. This modern piece that he calls Sajjadah 1426 (1426

Britain-based Turkish designer Soner Özenç has created a lighted sajjadah or prayer rug. HmmmTechnology intervened in the world of the spiritual too! Built on intricate technology, the Sajjadah 1426 (signifying 2005, which is 1426

Soner Ozenc, the design guru who brought us the Sajjadah 1426 Prayer Rug about this time last year, has wowed onlookers at the London Design Festival yet again with his electroluminescent style. Apparently Ozenc has been passing the

Sajjadah 1426 (Sajjadah means "prayer rug" in persian/turkish and 1426 stands for 2005 in Islamic calendar) is a high tech carpet for Muslims who have to turn to the Mecca and pray five times a day. The rug indicates the right direction

In the spirit of Ramadan, which begins this week, we bring you the Sajjadah 1426 Prayer Rug. Designed by Soner Ozenc, the Sajjadah 1426 (2005 in the Islamic calendar) is made using Electro Luminescent Phosphore Printing technology,

The image on the rug glows brighter as the rug is turned towards Mecca, dimmer as it turns away. The project is called Sajjadah 1426 -- Sajjadah being the Turkish word for "prayer rug" and 1426 being this year in the Muslim calendar.