You Were Always Meant to Connect

Let’s go back a thousand years ago.

To the bustling port of Quanzhou.

Picture a Muslim merchant from Champa sitting beside a Tamil trader and a Chinese ceramicist at a bustling teahouse. Speaking different languages but sharing the same dreams - each one an outsider bridging worlds through commerce and craft.

Their children playing together in the streets, mixing words from three tongues.

And now, from Thimphu to Cairo, their digital successors spark new connections like kindling.

Feeding ancient hearth-fires- codes and calls burning bright across midnight screens.