Support the Palestinian cause by buying from Palestinian artisans and businesses who are crippled economically due to the illegal occupation.

This versatile little purse is hand embroidered with cross-stitching illustrating the Large Hejab and Eye Motif. 

The purse is fully lined, with a zippered closure and stylish little dangle. Equally stylish as an evening purse, a cosmetic purse or even an upmarket pencil case!

Size: 19cm x 12cm

Producer: Sulafa Embroidery Centre, Gaza Strip

About Sulafa Embroidery Centre

Sulafa is a household name in Gaza for quality embroidery, and supports approximately 250 local women artisans by commissioning traditional and contemporary embroidered goods. Although traditional Palestinian tatreez (embroidery) is labour-intensive and time-consuming, Sulafa’s products tell the stories of women living in Gaza - women who bear an increasing burden of supporting their families. By supporting women to work from home, Sulafa allows women to balance their home responsibilities while earning an income to support a better life for their children and families. It is also a way to preserve the traditions and culture of embroidery within Palestinian society and pass these essential skills from one generation to the next. The Sulafa Embroidery Centre was initiated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in 1950, to provide work for women in Gaza's refugee camps.