Embroidery of Patience and Hope from Behind Bars: Dr Yasmin Rashid Amazes Everyone
By Sajid Ali | Published September 27, 2026 | 01:12 PM
At 76, Dr Yasmin Rashid has unveiled a vibrant tapestry of creativity, setting free the artistic spring that had been imprisoned within her during her incarceration. As described by senior journalist Hamid Mir in an X post, her hand-embroidery on pillows and sofa cushions is a symphony of colors and designs—a testament to her resilience and skill.
A Creative Outburst Behind Bars
While confined to the dark corridors of prison, Dr Rashid transformed needle and thread into tools of artistic expression. She crafted intricate pieces featuring elephants, horses, birds, butterflies, and floral motifs, naming her collection "Beyond The Bars."
“Every stitch on the fabric is a symbol of patience and every color is a new ray of hope.” — Dr Yasmin Rashid
A Message of Hope
In a personal note, Dr Rashid expressed that her artistic endeavor was not just about creating beauty but also about enduring harsh circumstances. She wrote, "When time seems to stop and the soul feels empty, creative work provides solace... in the toughest situations, beauty will always find a way."
Social Media Adoration
Her artwork gained widespread acclaim on social media, particularly around her birthday on September 21st. The post by Hamid Mir on X platformed her talent and message of hope, resonating with many online.