Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen
Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen
Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen
Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen
Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen
Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen

Hand Embroidered Tea Towels - Camel Motif - 100% Linen

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Made in Palestine. This tea towel features the features the hand-embroidered "Camel" tatreez motif ('Al Jimal' in Arabic). The design takes 2 hours for our Darzah artisans to embroider. Your purchase will support 1/4 of a day's empowering work for a talented woman artisan in Palestine!

Crafted and stitched with care by our women artisans from the West Bank, each creation is 100% handmade. We use locally sourced materials in our products to create pieces that are truly authentic and Palestinian-made. 

Details

24" x 17.5"

100% Linen fabric

 

Made in partnership with Darzah. 

Darzah is a non-profit, ethical fashion brand creating authentic, handmade Palestinian products. As a Fair Trade certified brand, we are committed to providing our artisans with optimal working conditions and living-wages 60% higher than the average corporate salary in the West Bank. Each and every Darzah purchase contributes to artisan salaries, employment programs, and job training in the West Bank.

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artisan quote

Hanan Abo Shanin - Hopes for Women

“I provide financial support to my family. I can cover the expenses of treating my daughter, who suffers from diabetes, without fear of where to get money to buy medicine.”

Our Vision

An inclusive global economy where the refugee community has equal and fair access to the tools they need to become self-reliant.

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