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Clay chairs, edible statues make Jordan's design week one to remember

Experimental projects abounded at Amman Design Week.

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A chair made from terrac otta is one of the exhibits at Amman Design Week 2019, Amman, Jordan, Oct. 10, 2019. — Mohammad Ersan

AMMAN — A commodious terra cotta chair, edible figurines and candy-shaped stones were among the creations that greeted visitors to Amman Design Week 2019. Taking place for the third time in the Jordanian capital from Oct. 4-12, the fair brought together 250 participants from 13 countries.

This year's theme was “The future is a step away: what are the possibilities?” uniting farmers with designers to offer new perspectives on the future of food. It also included a special "Future City" exhibition that focused on the possibilities of transforming public spaces into secure sites of food production.

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