I couldn't leave Gaza without buying some beautiful palestinian national embroidery.P.S. I bet this woman doesn't know she's being blogged.
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- I started blogging while living in Gaza City. After a break I'm now ready to pick up the pieces again. Here's my life as it it, sometimes boring but mostly amazing. Love, peace and understanding rules. And in all seriousness, let's be able to laugh at it all.
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9 comments:
Now that's something that could really get people interested in going to Gaza - shopping.
That first one is gorgeous. How much?
Ah, retail therapy.....It can get very addictive...
what a beautiful craft! it is so colorful and alive. it's a true contrast to gaza's life!
yeah, how much?
Special price for you : 100 shekel (for the pillows) (100 dollar=457 shekel)
Iman - Don't forget about the delivery charges :-)
Done! You could start a "get Imaan back to Sweden" project funded by sales of Palestinian embroidery!
i want to have them all..........i loooove the palestinian scarfs to wrap around....
Love from Johanna
rather new to this... warm wishes and may our peoples learn to live with one another before our children have children... politics aside, maybe economics is easier... would love to purchase the embroidery shown above, if possible (sent to the states...
I just found your blog and am so HAPPY! I love Palestinian embroidery and am recently starting to archive my grandmothers work in photos and by trying to make charts. Thanks for showing us more.
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