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The Lemon Leather Key Fob - Darzah

Lina Key Fob - Lemon

$25.00

Darzah is a non-profit, ethical fashion brand creating authentic, handmade Palestinian products. As a Fair Trade certified brand, we are committed to providing our 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.

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.

Darzah is a non-profit, ethical fashion brand creating authentic, handmade Palestinian products. The embroidery style, tatreez, is a traditional art form passed down through centuries of women. Our goal is to bring tatreez apparel and décor to the world in order to celebrate and preserve Palestinian heritage.

Product Description

The Baker Key Fob is a chic, handmade accessory that will ensure you never lose your keys again. Find your keys within a full bag with the bright pop of color and long leather handle, or toss the key fob around your wrist for easy access. The tatreez motif stitched on this key fob is called “The Baker’s Wife.”

Each of our products takes numerous hours to create through handmade leather crafting and embroidery. Our workers are skilled women artisans from the West Bank who receive training in these crafting methods to create the best quality product possible. Shop with us and contribute to these enriching training programs for more women today.

Product Details:

  • Key Fob measures 5” long
  • Locally sourced leather from Al-Khalil (Hebron)

    Hand Embroidered

    Every piece is carefully hand embroidered by skilled Palestinian women artisans using traditional Tatreez techniques passed down through generations.

    Fair Trade Certified

    Fair Trade Federation certified, ensuring ethical practices, fair wages, and dignified opportunities for every artisan behind each handmade piece.

    Handmade in Palestine

    Thoughtfully handcrafted in Palestine, where centuries-old craftsmanship and cultural heritage continue to thrive through every stitch.

    Creating Impact

    Your purchase supports women artisans, preserves Palestinian Tatreez, and helps sustain a meaningful tradition for future generations.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where are Darzah products made? Who makes Darzah products?

    Darzah products are handmade in the West Bank by skilled Palestinian women artisans. Each item is crafted with care, preserving the traditional art of Tatreez embroidery.

    Where do Darzah orders ship from?

    All orders are shipped from our fulfillment center in the U.S., ensuring reliable and timely delivery to customers worldwide.

    Are the artisans still able to produce products despite the ongoing crisis in Palestine?

    Yes, our artisans continue their work despite the challenges they face. By supporting Darzah, you help sustain their livelihoods during these difficult times.

    How do the artisans benefit from the sale of Darzah products?

    Artisans receive fair wages, well above the local minimum, providing them with economic empowerment and a sustainable income to support their families.

    Is Darzah’s tatreez embroidery done by hand or with a machine?

    Darzah’s Tatreez embroidery is 100% handmade, following traditional techniques passed down through generations of Palestinian artisans.

    100% Handmade

    100% Handmade

    Each Darzah creation is entirely handmade by our talented artisans in the West Bank. Our team has grown to include six full-time and 22 part-time workers from Zababdeh and neighboring regions. These women specialize in Palestinian tatreez embroidery, a traditional art form that has been passed down from mother to daughter for centuries. Every tatreez motif holds significant meaning that shares a story in each stitch.

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