$110.00
This large Palestinian Kuffiyeh is bordered with a vivid floral pattern. At Juthoor, we make our Kuffiyehs with Palestinian Heritage Tatreez. This is the first design we started making in 2023. We created these beautiful Kuffiyehs to help highlight the artistry of Palestinian craftspeople, as well as bring humanitarian aid and awareness to Palestine and its people. This style of Kuffiyeh was the beginning of our journey at Juthoor to put a new spin on the traditional artistry of Palestinian Tatreez. We hope you love these Kuffiyehs as much as we do!
Wrap yourself in hand-stitched embroidery sourced from heritage Palestinian Thobes that have been worn over generations. Each stitch, meticulously placed, creates a story that is passed down over the decades. These dresses are beautiful works of art that carry the stories of generations of life, laughter, and memories. Over the years, the fabric of the dresses can become extremely worn, but the Tatreez keeps its beauty. In 2023, my team and I wanted to give new life to these beautiful masterpieces. We traveled throughout different Palestinian villages, towns, and marketplaces, hand-picking each piece and lovingly sewing them onto the most proud and signature piece of Palestinian clothing that we all loved and grew up with, the Kuffiyeh. It was and still is our goal to create unique, one-of-a-kind statement pieces that carry the generations of stories of the women and the hands that lovingly created them, as you proudly add your memories and stories, making this beautiful piece of Palestinian art and history your own.
Each Kuffiyeh is large/full sized made from high-quality materials. These Kuffiyehs are handmade, not fast fashion items and are made to be statement pieces and to last. The stitchwork that borders this particular Kuffiyeh is hand-embroidered, sourced from a Palestinian Heritage Thobe that is 60 years old and is the only one of its color scheme and pattern. This is why no two Kuffiyehs are ever exactly the same. Many of these pieces feature Tatreez that were embroidered 40 to 80 years ago.
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