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Bedouin Embroidery Collection

Explore our collection of embroidery, handmade by the women of the Bedouin Jahalin tribe in the West Bank. The designs reflect the Be'er Sheva pattern their grandmothers taught them and what they've learned from the Alazariyya village area they live in now.
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Palestinian embroidery is a special and unique art form, passed down from grandmothers to daughters in both Bedouin and Fallahi (villager) societies in Palestine. In the Jahalin camp in Alazariyya village (East Jerusalem), Bedouin women have continued this craft, passed down from their grandmothers who were evicted in 1948 from the Negev. They’ve combined the Be’er Sheva pattern that their grandmothers taught them with what they’ve learned from the area they live in now. Women Bride, Popular Color, Natural Silk, Different Patterns, Traditional Dresses, Art Forms, Unique Art, Embroidered Friendship Bracelet, Cotton Fabric
Women Bride
Popular Color
Natural Silk
Different Patterns
Traditional Dresses
Art Forms
Unique Art
Embroidered Friendship Bracelet
Cotton Fabric
$50.00
Bedouin Embrodiery - Purses - 9-1/2x9-3/4
Cultivated Community
a colorful cross - stitched bag on a white background
Stitching Ideas
Natural Herbs
Cross Stitch Designs
$50.00
Bedouin Embrodiery - Purses - 9-1/2x9-3/4
Cultivated Community
a multicolored bag with braids on it
Cotton Fabrics
$50.00
Bedouin Embrodiery - Purses - 9-1/2x9-3/4
Cultivated Community
a black bag with red and green designs on it
Egypt Art
Egyptian Art
$50.00
Bedouin Embrodiery - Purses - 9-1/2x9-3/4
Cultivated Community
a multicolored quilt with squares and flowers on the front, in different colors
Cross Stitch Pillow
Cross Stitch Borders
Bedouin Pillow Covers
Palestinian embroidery is a special and unique art form, passed down from grandmothers to daughters in both Bedouin and Fallahi (villager) societies in Palestine. In the Jahalin camp in Alazariyya village (East Jerusalem), Bedouin women have continued this craft, passed down from their grandmothers who were displaced in 1948 from the Negev. They’ve combined the Be’er Sheva pattern that their grandmothers taught them with what they’ve learned from the area they live in now.
a red, yellow and black knitted blanket with geometric designs on the bottom half
Bedouin Pillow Covers
Explore our collection of embroidery, handmade by the women of the Bedouin Jahalin tribe in the West Bank. The designs reflect the Be'er Sheva pattern their grandmothers taught them and what they've learned from the Alazariyya village area they live in now.
a green, yellow and black patterned cloth with small cactuses on the front side
Cross Stitch Geometric
Embroidery Book
Embroidered Pillow
Bedouin Embrodiery - Pillow Covers (11x11-1/2
Palestinian embroidery is a special and unique art form, passed down from grandmothers to daughters in both Bedouin and Fallahi (villager) societies. In the Jahalin camp in Alazariyya village (East Jerusalem), Bedouin women have continued this craft, passed down from their grandmothers who were displaced in 1948 from the Negev. They’ve combined the Be’er Sheva pattern that their grandmothers taught them with what they’ve learned from the area they live in now.
an embroidered cloth with many different colors and designs on the front, in various patterns
Egypt Souvenirs
Refugee Camp
Needlework Embroidery
Folk Embroidery
$60.00
Bedouin Embrodiery - Pillow Covers (11x11-1/2) - A
Cultivated Community
Embroidered Pillow Covers
Embroidered Pillow Covers
Embroidered Pillow Cover