A NEW CULTURAL RETAIL SPACE IN PARIS BRINGING TOGETHER OBJECTS, STORIES, AND IDEAS ON AFRICAN AND WEST ASIAN DESIGN.

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Jihan is a conversational shop exploring new relationships between commerce and culture through the everyday language of African and West Asian design established in Paris, May 2026.

It opened it Chapter I on the 4th of June at 6 Rue Charles-François Dupuis in Le Marais. Chapter I exhibiting a curated selection of brands which includes Super Yaya, Renaissance Renaissance, Kaia Olive Oil, Paria Farzaneh, and Rescha. Chapter I will run through July, followed by an international e-commerce rollout in July.

The visual identity of Chapter I is introduced through a campaign shot by Dexter Navy, whose distinct image-making language captures the energy and future-facing spirit of the project.

Beyond retail, the space hosts Worldly Matters by Jihan, a sub-brand exploring the relationship between commerce and culture with some of the brand’s favourite writers, thinkers, and musicians. Aligned with the Paris cultural calendar, the program transforms the shop into a space of active conversation, featuring a film screening by SHASHA Movies, an interactive reading room with HIKMA, and a residency with STORM Books.

Jihan is built on a model of shared prosperity. From the outset, five percent of profits support organisations advancing women’s economic independence. For Chapter I, Jihan partners with the Misr El Kheir Foundation in Egypt, providing the tools and training needed to transform traditional craft into sustainable livelihoods for women artisans.

Jihan is a space that gathers objects, stories, and ideas from the people and places that inspire us most.

Jihan would love to see you there!!

04 June - Opening Night: A community gathering to mark the launch of Jihan Chapter One.  • 

09 June - Film Screening by Shasha Movies, curated by Sara El Adl: An exploration of political  disorientation and capitalist rupture in Egypt. Anchored by the works of Dawood Abdel Sayed and  Youssef Chahine, the screening traces the aftermath of the ‘open-door’ policy into contemporary  reflections by Marianne Fahmy, Assem Hendawi, and Bahar Noorizadeh. 

11 June - Tea Ceremony with Toutia: A neighbourhood welcoming to engage with Jihan’s founders and  mission over a bespoke collaborative tea blend.  

15 June - Interactive Reading Room with HIKMA: A workshop led by Dalia Aldujaili focused on the  preservation of Mesopotamian histories. Featuring a physical collection of rare texts, the session  facilitates dialogue on collective memory and the protection of minoritized regional histories. • 

• 20 June - Listening Session and DJ Set with Cheb Mimo: Marking the release of TUNIS HOTEL  STEREO COMPILATION, Jihan hosts a listening session and live set with London-based DJ and NTS  resident Cheb Mimo. The compilation is the culmination of years spent archiving and reconstructing the  stories of Tunisian musicians who navigated the intersection of heritage and global sounds, from reggae  and rock to disco, demonstrating that modernity and tradition are not opposing forces.  

30 June - Talk with Storm Books & Candy: A reflective evening to conclude the residency, discussing  the importance of archiving and documenting the "matters of our worlds" to understand the path  forward. 

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A NEW CULTURAL RETAIL SPACE IN PARIS BRINGING TOGETHER OBJECTS, STORIES, AND IDEAS ON AFRICAN AND WEST ASIAN DESIGN.

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Jihan is a conversational shop exploring new relationships between commerce and culture through the everyday language of African and West Asian design established in Paris, May 2026.

It opened it Chapter I on the 4th of June at 6 Rue Charles-François Dupuis in Le Marais. Chapter I exhibiting a curated selection of brands which includes Super Yaya, Renaissance Renaissance, Kaia Olive Oil, Paria Farzaneh, and Rescha. Chapter I will run through July, followed by an international e-commerce rollout in July.

The visual identity of Chapter I is introduced through a campaign shot by Dexter Navy, whose distinct image-making language captures the energy and future-facing spirit of the project.

Beyond retail, the space hosts Worldly Matters by Jihan, a sub-brand exploring the relationship between commerce and culture with some of the brand’s favourite writers, thinkers, and musicians. Aligned with the Paris cultural calendar, the program transforms the shop into a space of active conversation, featuring a film screening by SHASHA Movies, an interactive reading room with HIKMA, and a residency with STORM Books.

Jihan is built on a model of shared prosperity. From the outset, five percent of profits support organisations advancing women’s economic independence. For Chapter I, Jihan partners with the Misr El Kheir Foundation in Egypt, providing the tools and training needed to transform traditional craft into sustainable livelihoods for women artisans.

Jihan is a space that gathers objects, stories, and ideas from the people and places that inspire us most.

Jihan would love to see you there!!

04 June - Opening Night: A community gathering to mark the launch of Jihan Chapter One.  • 

09 June - Film Screening by Shasha Movies, curated by Sara El Adl: An exploration of political  disorientation and capitalist rupture in Egypt. Anchored by the works of Dawood Abdel Sayed and  Youssef Chahine, the screening traces the aftermath of the ‘open-door’ policy into contemporary  reflections by Marianne Fahmy, Assem Hendawi, and Bahar Noorizadeh. 

11 June - Tea Ceremony with Toutia: A neighbourhood welcoming to engage with Jihan’s founders and  mission over a bespoke collaborative tea blend.  

15 June - Interactive Reading Room with HIKMA: A workshop led by Dalia Aldujaili focused on the  preservation of Mesopotamian histories. Featuring a physical collection of rare texts, the session  facilitates dialogue on collective memory and the protection of minoritized regional histories. • 

• 20 June - Listening Session and DJ Set with Cheb Mimo: Marking the release of TUNIS HOTEL  STEREO COMPILATION, Jihan hosts a listening session and live set with London-based DJ and NTS  resident Cheb Mimo. The compilation is the culmination of years spent archiving and reconstructing the  stories of Tunisian musicians who navigated the intersection of heritage and global sounds, from reggae  and rock to disco, demonstrating that modernity and tradition are not opposing forces.  

30 June - Talk with Storm Books & Candy: A reflective evening to conclude the residency, discussing  the importance of archiving and documenting the "matters of our worlds" to understand the path  forward. 

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A NEW CULTURAL RETAIL SPACE IN PARIS BRINGING TOGETHER OBJECTS, STORIES, AND IDEAS ON AFRICAN AND WEST ASIAN DESIGN.

Authored by

Jihan is a conversational shop exploring new relationships between commerce and culture through the everyday language of African and West Asian design established in Paris, May 2026.

It opened it Chapter I on the 4th of June at 6 Rue Charles-François Dupuis in Le Marais. Chapter I exhibiting a curated selection of brands which includes Super Yaya, Renaissance Renaissance, Kaia Olive Oil, Paria Farzaneh, and Rescha. Chapter I will run through July, followed by an international e-commerce rollout in July.

The visual identity of Chapter I is introduced through a campaign shot by Dexter Navy, whose distinct image-making language captures the energy and future-facing spirit of the project.

Beyond retail, the space hosts Worldly Matters by Jihan, a sub-brand exploring the relationship between commerce and culture with some of the brand’s favourite writers, thinkers, and musicians. Aligned with the Paris cultural calendar, the program transforms the shop into a space of active conversation, featuring a film screening by SHASHA Movies, an interactive reading room with HIKMA, and a residency with STORM Books.

Jihan is built on a model of shared prosperity. From the outset, five percent of profits support organisations advancing women’s economic independence. For Chapter I, Jihan partners with the Misr El Kheir Foundation in Egypt, providing the tools and training needed to transform traditional craft into sustainable livelihoods for women artisans.

Jihan is a space that gathers objects, stories, and ideas from the people and places that inspire us most.

Jihan would love to see you there!!

04 June - Opening Night: A community gathering to mark the launch of Jihan Chapter One.  • 

09 June - Film Screening by Shasha Movies, curated by Sara El Adl: An exploration of political  disorientation and capitalist rupture in Egypt. Anchored by the works of Dawood Abdel Sayed and  Youssef Chahine, the screening traces the aftermath of the ‘open-door’ policy into contemporary  reflections by Marianne Fahmy, Assem Hendawi, and Bahar Noorizadeh. 

11 June - Tea Ceremony with Toutia: A neighbourhood welcoming to engage with Jihan’s founders and  mission over a bespoke collaborative tea blend.  

15 June - Interactive Reading Room with HIKMA: A workshop led by Dalia Aldujaili focused on the  preservation of Mesopotamian histories. Featuring a physical collection of rare texts, the session  facilitates dialogue on collective memory and the protection of minoritized regional histories. • 

• 20 June - Listening Session and DJ Set with Cheb Mimo: Marking the release of TUNIS HOTEL  STEREO COMPILATION, Jihan hosts a listening session and live set with London-based DJ and NTS  resident Cheb Mimo. The compilation is the culmination of years spent archiving and reconstructing the  stories of Tunisian musicians who navigated the intersection of heritage and global sounds, from reggae  and rock to disco, demonstrating that modernity and tradition are not opposing forces.  

30 June - Talk with Storm Books & Candy: A reflective evening to conclude the residency, discussing  the importance of archiving and documenting the "matters of our worlds" to understand the path  forward. 

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