CraftHebron, West Bank
Hirbawi
The last keffiyeh factory in Palestine
Keffiyehs still woven on the original looms of the Hirbawi factory in Hebron — the last keffiyeh factory in Palestine. This is its official North America store.
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FashionTexas, USA · Palestinian-owned
Palestinian Elegance
Modest fashion, crafted with heritage
A Palestinian-owned modest fashion house: thobes, abayas, keffiyehs, and jewelry built around hand-finished tatreez embroidery — heritage made to be worn.
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FoodJenin, West Bank
Canaan Palestine
Fair-trade food from ancient trees
Palestinian fair-trade food brand selling olive oil from trees over two thousand years old, plus maftoul, freekeh, za'atar, and other farm products.
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EmbroideryZababdeh & the West Bank
Darzah
Tatreez fashion from the West Bank
A nonprofit social-enterprise brand: tatreez and tahriri embroidered fashion and accessories, 100% handmade by women artisans in the West Bank.
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DanceAl-Bireh, West Bank
El-Funoun
The troupe that kept dabke alive
Palestine's pioneering popular dance troupe since 1979 — preserving and performing dabke and folklore, founder of the Popular Art Centre.
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MarketplaceShips from USA
Handmade Palestine
Fair-trade marketplace
A fair-trade marketplace for Palestinian-made tatreez, olive wood, jewelry, olive oil, and Nabulsi soap — with training, grants, and materials for women artisans.
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EmbroideryBeirut, Lebanon
Inaash Association
Embroidery by the women of the camps
Founded in 1969, Inaash produces traditional Palestinian hand embroidery with refugee women in Lebanon's camps — 350+ women working today, 9,000+ supported since inception.
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ArtsAida Refugee Camp, Bethlehem
Lajee Center
Culture from Aida Camp
A community cultural center in Aida Refugee Camp running a music institute, library, kindergarten, and arts programmes for a new generation.
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FashionRamallah, West Bank
Nöl Collective
Hyper-local fashion from Ramallah
A Ramallah fashion collective co-creating garments with family-run sewing workshops, artisan studios, and women's cooperatives across Palestine.
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CraftNablus, West Bank
Palestinian Soap Cooperative
Nablus olive-oil soap, cooperatively
A cooperative importing traditional olive-oil soap from Nablus's remaining family soap factories — Shaka'a, Canaan, Tbeleh, Tuqan — with profit-sharing across the industry.
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MarketplaceJerusalem
Sunbula
Fair trade from 25 artisan groups
A Jerusalem fair-trade nonprofit selling embroidery, basketry, and olive-wood crafts from artisan groups across Palestine — over $2.4M paid to artisans since 2010.
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EmbroideryDiaspora · est. 2016
Tatreez & Tea
The Tatreez Institute
Wafa Ghnaim's Palestinian embroidery and dress-history institute — tutorials, classes, research, and a study collection of rematriated thobes.
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CraftNablus, West Bank
The Nablus Soap Company
The classic Nabulsi bar
Handmade traditional Nabulsi olive-oil soap — the classic paper-wrapped bar and its honey, rose, and pomegranate variants.
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CraftPalestine programme
Turquoise Mountain — Palestine
Reviving heritage crafts
A heritage charity founded in 2006 working with artisan communities in Palestine and the wider Levant to revive and sustain traditional crafts.
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EmbroideryHebron, West Bank
Women in Hebron
A women's embroidery cooperative
A women's cooperative producing traditional Palestinian embroidery and handicrafts to economically empower women and their families in the Hebron area.
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