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    Soft Power replaces the hard threshold of a door and doorway with a soft, woolen carpet. In Slavs and Tatars’ region, carpets adorn not only floors but also walls and doorways, serving as entryways to mosques or portals to common spaces like kitchens or terraces. Here, the carpet is based on the design of a traditional door found in Muslim countries, with a separate door-knock mechanism for women and men.Soft Power replaces the hard threshold of a door and doorway with a soft, woolen carpet.

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