Aleppo soap is the world's oldest documented soap, pressed from olive oil and laurel berry oil in stone workshops since the Crusader era. This design system channels the workshop courtyard: cubes stacked like ancient masonry, laurel green on aged-olive surfaces, each element stamped with the gravity of a maker's seal.

The palette refuses spa-pastel softness. It begins with the cured cube's olive-brown crust, reveals laurel green on the cut face, and reserves cream only for card interiors — like slicing open a nine-month-cured block to find the clean interior beneath centuries of patina.