All Crafts

Let us tell you a story. It's of a people who loved a fertile land and cared for its flora and fauna. When they planted their ancient wheat, they used the straw to weave baskets. When they harvested their olives, they pressed them to oil and made soap. When they dug to plant, they took the clay and sculpted their finajeen. This beautiful culture is deeply rooted in the Palestinian people's historic relation to their beloved land. Together we celebrate falahee culture.

Blog posts

Notes from Palestine: closures and the denial of Palestinian rights

Yesterday we started to see folks posting on social media about a military siege of the West Bank. For years, the Israeli military has been installing heavy duty metal gates at the entrances to vil...

Two Palestinian women doing tatreez embroidery

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On Being Ethical Consumers: Uline and Beyond

We love when you ask, “Who made this?” or “Where does my money go?”—because it shows you care. You're not just shoppers; you're ethical consumers. Recently, a customer let us know our shipping boxe...

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Zeit Gift Boxes and Our Favorite Ways to Use Sumac

Looking for a way to bring bold Palestinian flavors into your kitchen? Our Zeit Gift Box is packed with pantry essentials—like our beloved sumac, a tangy, ruby-red spice we reach for daily. From fa...