Black Edition Kufiya mit roten Nähten

Black Edition Kufiya from Palestine - with red stitching

€34,90
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Black Edition Kufiya mit roten Nähten

Black Edition Kufiya from Palestine - with red stitching

€34,90
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An original handcrafted Kufiya from Nablus, Palestine.

This black kufiya with red stitching, size approx. 115 x 115 cm, is more than an accessory. It represents identity, resistance, and cultural heritage. Handmade in a traditional workshop in Nablus, Palestine, it combines bold contrasts with authentic craftsmanship and timeless design.

🧵 Handmade in Palestine.

History and meaning:
The kufiya, also known as keffiyeh, hatta, or shemagh, is a traditional Palestinian scarf with deep cultural and political roots. Originally worn by farmers and Bedouins for protection from sun, wind, and sand, it became a global symbol of identity, resistance, and solidarity in the 20th century.

Craftsmanship from Nablus and social impact:
This kufiya is handmade on traditional looms in a workshop in Nablus, Palestine. A two layer weaving technique is used, creating a dense, durable fabric with a premium feel.

By purchasing this kufiya, you are supporting local production partners in Nablus who are fairly paid for their work.

Product Details:
• Origin: Nablus, Palestine
• Traditional handcrafted production
• Weave: double-layer weave
• Fabric weight: approx. 140 g/m²
• Size: approx. 115 x 115 cm
• Unisex and suitable for all seasons

Material & Quality:
🌿 75% organic cotton - for comfort
🧵 25% high-quality synthetic - for durability
✔ Not thin fabric
✔ Breathable
✔ Made for everyday use

Versatile to wear:
• Classic as a head covering
• Loosely as a scarf
• Over the shoulders or upper body
• Protection from sun, wind, or cold

Care:
Hand wash or gentle cycle, preferably in a laundry bag. Hang to dry.

Note on loose threads:
Small loose threads at the edges are normal and a sign of genuine handcraft. They result from the manual finishing of the weave and can be trimmed or will come off during washing.

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