The Velvet Tatreez Clutch is a great option for those who are looking for a mixture of style and convenience.
Easy to grab and go, this wristlet is a fun accent piece that will spruce up any outfit and keep your essentials nearby. Made by Darzah - products designed to connect you with Palestinian culture.
Authentically embroidered by our women artisans in the West Bank, you’re not only receiving ethical style when you buy from us, but also a piece of heritage to celebrate. 100% hand-embroidered and handcrafted in Palestine.
Name: Ramallah Star (also described as a floral diamond motif)
Region: Ramallah & Al-Bireh (Central Palestine)
What is Tatreez?
Tatreez is a form of traditional embroidery practiced across various Middle Eastern and North African cultures, particularly prominent in Palestinian and Jordanian communities. This art form involves intricate stitching using colorful threads to create geometric patterns and motifs.
Every Darzah product you buy helps change lives. Your purchase empowers women artisans in Palestine and helps preserve a rich cultural heritage.
Darzah is a non-profit, ethical fashion brand creating authentic, handmade Palestinian products. As a Fair Trade certified brand, they are committed to providing their artisans with optimal working conditions and living-wages 60% higher than the average corporate salary in the West Bank.
Each and every Darzah purchase contributes to artisan salaries, employment programs, and job training in the West Bank.
Included: 1 x Ramallah Star (also described as a floral diamond motif) | Velvet Tatreez Clutch
Colour: Green
100% hand-embroidered and handcrafted in Palestine.
Lined with cotton fabric
Permanently attached wristlet strap
Zipper closure
Hand embroidered by refugee and low-income women artisans with a traditional Palestinian tatreez design.
Ethical goods from Palestine, fair trade certified by Fair Trade Federation.
PLEASE NOTE: As this product is carefully handmade with attention to detail, please expect slightly longer delivery times than usual.
The Velvet Tatreez Clutch is a great option for those who are looking for a mixture of style and convenience.
Easy to grab and go, this wristlet is a fun accent piece that will spruce up any outfit and keep your essentials nearby. Made by Darzah - products designed to connect you with Palestinian culture.
Authentically embroidered by our women artisans in the West Bank, you’re not only receiving ethical style when you buy from us, but also a piece of heritage to celebrate. 100% hand-embroidered and handcrafted in Palestine.
Name: Ramallah Star (also described as a floral diamond motif)
Region: Ramallah & Al-Bireh (Central Palestine)
What is Tatreez?
Tatreez is a form of traditional embroidery practiced across various Middle Eastern and North African cultures, particularly prominent in Palestinian and Jordanian communities. This art form involves intricate stitching using colorful threads to create geometric patterns and motifs.
Every Darzah product you buy helps change lives. Your purchase empowers women artisans in Palestine and helps preserve a rich cultural heritage.
Darzah is a non-profit, ethical fashion brand creating authentic, handmade Palestinian products. As a Fair Trade certified brand, they are committed to providing their artisans with optimal working conditions and living-wages 60% higher than the average corporate salary in the West Bank.
Each and every Darzah purchase contributes to artisan salaries, employment programs, and job training in the West Bank.
Included: 1 x Ramallah Star (also described as a floral diamond motif) | Velvet Tatreez Clutch
Colour: Green
100% hand-embroidered and handcrafted in Palestine.
Lined with cotton fabric
Permanently attached wristlet strap
Zipper closure
Hand embroidered by refugee and low-income women artisans with a traditional Palestinian tatreez design.
Ethical goods from Palestine, fair trade certified by Fair Trade Federation.
PLEASE NOTE: As this product is carefully handmade with attention to detail, please expect slightly longer delivery times than usual.
