The Islamic tradition of Wudu involves washing specific body parts with water in preparation for formal prayer. In response to the need for a more user-friendly and adaptable Wudu station, the Vertex design team was commissioned by an inventor to redesign the existing model to better fit in with other washing stations and be suitable for home use.
Traditionally, Wudu washing stations are installed outside mosques for men to prepare for prayer. However, many worshipers do not go to the mosque five times a day and instead pray at work, school, or home, making it necessary to perform the washing procedure at any available water source. This can be uncomfortable and awkward without a specially designed seat.
To address this need, the Wudu seat was conceived as a new design concept. It is adaptable for use in a range of environments, including hotels, schools, homes, and mosques. The seat is manufactured from ceramics with a glazed finish, making it easy to clean and maintain.
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