The Triangle That Traveled: A Journey Through the Muska
In the Ottoman world, few objects carried the quiet weight of belief like the muska—a small triangular amulet stitched in leather, worn close to the heart. More than an accessory, it was a vessel of prayer, identity, and memory. At Explored Parallel, we’ve reimagined this sacred form through the Muska 1970—a modern heirloom embedded with an NFC tag instead of religious text. It doesn’t promise protection, but it offers orientation—a way to carry meaning, memory, and intention into a digital world. Not a talisman, but a compass. A continuation, not a replica.
