Screen printed in Ramallah, this tote draws on the visual language of Palestinian stamps, where printed forms have long carried meaning beyond their function.
At its centre sits an orange stamp motif, inspired by the Yaffa orange, a symbol closely tied to Palestinian agriculture, trade, and identity. For this limited edition, the design is further shaped by hand, with tatreez embroidery stitched across the surface, bringing together print and thread in one piece.
Tatreez is a centuries-old Palestinian embroidery tradition, passed down through generations. Each stitch holds a rhythm of memory and identity, often reflecting personal and collective stories through pattern and form.
The embroidery on these totes has been carried out by Rewaa, a Palestinian artisan now living in London, who continues this practice while supporting her family in Gaza. Through her work, the craft remains active and present, shaped by both continuity and lived experience.
Only a small number of these bags have been made. Each one holds slight variations in stitching and placement, a reflection of the handmade process and the hands behind it.
Details
Size: 37cm width x 37cm height Handle length: 37cm
Material: Cotton, screen print, hand embroidery
Origin: Screen printed in Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine
Care
Machine wash at 30°C.
Air dry to maintain print quality and shape.
Giving back
Every piece we send out carries something beyond itself.
A portion of proceeds is shared with marginalised communities through our ongoing partnership with human rights organisation Restless Beings.
For every order placed, we also plant a tree, contributing to long-term environmental restoration.
