Palestinian embroidered wall hangings, bedspreads, and table runners

Every city, village, and family in Palestine has its own style of tatreez, the traditional embroidery that women used to stitch on their dresses. These motifs carried identity, roots, and often family history.

Inspired by this heritage, Saad, an artisan from Jerusalem’s Old City, envisioned a way to bring Palestine together in a single textile piece. He collaborated with his friend Sheikh Ibrahim, who lives in the mountainous countryside of Al-Khalil. Known for his family’s sewing skills and their collection of old dresses, Ibrahim also found in this project a vital source of support for his family, who face both financial hardship and health challenges.

Together, they gathered traditional dresses from across Palestine, many over 100 years old. The fabrics were carefully cut and hand-sewn into an extraordinary patchwork of Palestinian embroidery. The result: wall hangings, table runners, pillow covers, and bedspreads, each one carrying stories through every stitch.

These creations are truly unique, available only through Saad’s workshop. By owning one, you directly support two Palestinian families and help preserve a threatened cultural heritage.

These creations are versatile and can serve as:

• a wall hanging, bringing cultural depth to any space,

• a bedspread, turning a bedroom into a place of memory,

• or a table runner, adding elegance and identity to a home.

Available sizes:

• 50 × 120 cm

• 50 × 170 cm

• 150 × 100 cm

• 100 × 180 cm

• 180 × 240 cm

Each piece is entirely hand-sewn and is one of a kind. They may show slight differences compared to the photos. These variations are not flaws but the mark of authentic craftsmanship.