The Gardens of Palestine
This design incorporates multiple motifs from Palestine that symbolize plants, flowers, trees, and fruits. They are assembled in a 14x18 inch design for a home with the word "Palestine" written in Arabic in the middle.
A Palestinian Breakfast
This design was inspired by a Palestinian breakfast and includes motifs like chickens, eggs in a pan, and coffee beans.
This pattern incorporates motifs originating from Jerusalem including the "Haram Tiles" found in the middle of the design, "Walls of Jerusalem" border motif, and the "Love Tree" motif found on the edges of this pattern.
This design incorporates Arabic calligraphy that translates to "Soul of The Soul." The motifs on the sides are flower motifs originating from the Hebron area.
This design incorporates Cypress Tree motifs (top) originating from the Jaffa region as well as a flower motif (bottom) originating from the Ramallah region.
This motif is called the "Feather Disc" and originates from the Ramallah region. It is traditionally stitched in red, but we've taken a spin on it and added a sea foam color scheme.
This design was inspired by the wedding season. It incorporates many motifs traditionally found in wedding garments in Palestine, including a bridal comb, bow tie, flowers, and Hawthorn motifs.
This design incorporates Arabic calligraphy that translates to "My Lord is Greater." The motifs on the bottom are border motifs previously used to decorate the skirt or chest panels of Palestinian dresses.
This design incorporates Arabic calligraphy that translates to "My Lord is Greater." The motif on the sides is called the "Orange Blossom" and originates from the Beit Dajan region.
This design is a quick creative symbolization of Palestine. It incorporates a watermelon, heart motif from Ramleh/Lydda, and the Hawthorn motif from Ramallah.
