In the design process, we looked at the rich culture of Khorasan and found “Choob Bazi”—the traditional dance of the people of Khorasan, literally meaning “the wood play”. The rhythm of the wooden sticks and the movements of the dancers are the fundamental principles of the visual identity and the lighting design in Khorasan. Choob Bazi is a rather demanding group dance. Each dancer has one wooden stick in each hand, takes two steps back, hits the sticks against one another followed by a quick, precise rotating jump, infusing the dance with excitement and movement. The cross the sticks form when struck is incorporated as a symbol, creating the visual identity; the free, flowing movement of the dancer’s skirt during the jump inspired the design of the lights.