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Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

A worker helps Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, as he recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goatÕs milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

A worker helps Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, as he recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Sculptures made by Jordanian chef Omar Sartawi are seen at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

A worker helps Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, as he recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goatÕs milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

A worker helps Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, as he recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Sculptures made by Jordanian chef Omar Sartawi are seen at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Omar Sartawi, a Jordanian chef, recreates an ancient statue found in Jordan using a famous local product - Jameed (dried goat's milk used in the country's national dish), at his workshop in Amman, Jordan. REUTERS

Food meets art: Jordanian chef recreates ancient statue with traditional yoghurt

Presented at Amman Design Week, the work by Omar Sartawi is a replica of an Ain Ghazal statue

Alexandra Chaves

October 21, 2019

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