Traditional Palestinian Tatreez

Traditional Palestinian Tatreez

Traditional Palestinian embroidery, called tatreez, is a skill many women in Palestine learn as children and practice into adulthood, both to decorate their own homes and also for income generation. Most of our crafts come from women in Gaza, so please forgive us for being unable to restock this collection as we wait for the world to discover their humanity.

Tote with Leather Handles | Handmade Palestine Tatreez

Tote with Leather Handles | Handmade Palestine Tatreez

$ 56.95 USD

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Leather Tote with Palestinian Tatreez Hand Made in Palestine

Leather Tote with Palestinian Tatreez Hand Made in Palestine

$ 256.95 USD

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Palestinian woman wearing a Palestinian flag tatreez keffiyeh in a natural setting

Arafat Keffiyeh with Palestinian Tatreez from Palestine

$ 128.95 USD

Traditional Syrian Saya Belt | Wrap Around Belt for Palestinian Dress

Traditional Syrian Saya Belt | Wrap Around Belt for Palestinian Dress

$ 52.95 USD

Black tote bag with pink and red design held by a person against a natural background

Palestinian Tatreez on Tote Hand Stitched by Women Artisans in Palestine

$ 36.95 USD

Palestinian Tatreez on Beige Tote Hand Stitched by Women Artisans in Palestine

Palestinian Tatreez on Beige Tote Hand Stitched by Women Artisans in Palestine

$ 36.95 USD

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