Beautiful, silky scarfs by Sarah Musa, a Palestinian Korean designer based in the US. 

From Sarah:

"Our scarf is inspired by the traditional Palestinian Kefiyyah (Hatta) known to represent resistance. 

Made of the softest high quality natural fibers, we chose a lightweight blend that is 70% cotton and 30% mulberry silk.

Each scarf is printed and hand sewn by a team of women at a small eco-factory in Türkiye.

The meaning behind the print: 

Center fishnet pattern: represents Palestinian fishermen and the Mediterranean Sea

Solid lines: represents the rich history of cultural exchange and trade routes through Palestine

Border pattern: represents olive leaves from our olive trees which are a sign of strength, resilience, & perseverance"

100% of profits (from the direct sales from the Sarah Musa website) will be donated to urgent relief efforts in Palestine via: Palestine Red Crescent Society & Palestine Children's Relief Fund"
 

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Proceeds from the scarfs sold at The Soap Dispensary will be added to our donation efforts in Gaza. We donate to a variety of organizations, community kitchens and individual families. To see more details, please look for the Nablus Soaps on our website to see the list of organizations.

Material: 70% cotton and 30% mulberry silk

Each scarf is printed and hand sewn by a team of women at a small eco-factory in Türkiye.

Size 19"x19" (50cmx50cm). Size may vary slightly due to hand stitching.

Dry clean only or hand wash with a gentle laundry detergent and line dry.