The Ancient House One is a striking art piece, constructed meticulously from 40,000 nails. The artwork is an abstract representation of the Kaaba during ancient days, as it stood in an uncultivated valley nestled behind a mountain. This particular scene, as depicted in the artwork, is a direct reference to a passage from the Quran: "Our Lord, I have settled some of my descendants in an uncultivated valley near Your sacred House."

The Ancient House Two is also constructed with the same number of nails - 40,000. This piece showcases the Kaaba as we see it in the present day, with the prominent Makkah Clock Royal Tower standing tall in the background. The artwork beautifully encapsulates the evolution of the sacred site, reflecting the passage of time and the progressive transformation of the landscape.