Kiwi Art is an online print-on-demand business offering a collection of unique, meaningful, and uplifting designs featured on numerous products including apparel, dinnerware, stationery, and technical accessories. Kiwi Art’s collection includes English and Arabic designs with a focus on Arabic calligraphy.
Kiwi Art features the Artworks of Hoda Moustapha and the Poetry of Djehane Hassouna.
Hoda has a Ph.D. in Computational Design from Carnegie Mellon University. Her Abstract Arabic Calligraphy artwork uses a unique approach that combines the traditional Arabic language with the universal language of geometry. She transforms letters into abstractions thus blending the cultural with the international. More information can be found on her website: hoda-calligraphy.com
Djehane Hassouna has a Ph.D. in Romance languages and Literature from the University of Pittsburgh. She writes poetry about nature, emotions, and life as a whole. Her most recent book is called Rainbow of Emotions: A Collection of Poems by Djehane Hassouna. More information can be found on her website: djehane-poetry.com
All of Kiwi Art’s products are designed by Hoda Moustapha, some feature her unique Arabic Calligraphy, and others pure geometry, while others feature meaningful cultural symbols. Her design style is always unique: playful, geometric, and contains deep meanings. Kiwi Art’s products also feature some of Djehane Hassouna’s most meaningful poems and quotes, designed in special ways by Hoda Moustapha.
We chose print-on-demand because it provides a good business model for environmental sustainability, as products are printed only when orders are made.
Kiwi Art is a work in progress as New designs, New products, and New marketplaces, are being added every day. This website will continue to be updated as we make progress.
All drawings on this site are copyright © Hoda Moustapha. All rights reserved. Drawings, parts of drawings, or variations of drawings, cannot be reproduced without permission.
OUR STORY
Quality, not quantity
We have made quality our habit. It’s not something that we just strive for – we live by this principle every day.
