The Farah Apron features the "Baker's Wife" tatreez motif ('Mart Al Farran' in Arabic).
The Tatreez Apron is a wonderful addition to any kitchen inventory. Wear it yourself or gift it to a friend who’s always cooking up their favorite Palestinian recipes. The tatreez motif adorned on this apron is called “Diamond” (Almas in Arabic).
Our talented artisans are mostly refugee women who have historically faced lack of economic opportunity and gender inequality. We aim to empower these women by providing them with training and job opportunities. Join us on our quest to empower women today.
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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.
The Tatreez Apron is a wonderful addition to any kitchen inventory. Wear it yourself or gift it to a friend who’s always cooking up their favorite Palestinian recipes. The tatreez motif adorned on this apron is called “Diamond” (Almas in Arabic).
Our talented artisans are mostly refugee women who have historically faced lack of economic opportunity and gender inequality. We aim to empower these women by providing them with training and job opportunities. Join us on our quest to empower women today.
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True aspirations cannot be stopped by limitations. By creating these 100% handmade Tatreez items, over 30 ambitious women of the West Bank have found a way to handcraft their dreams with Darzah.
Darzah is a project of Child's Cup Full, a non-profit enterprise. 80% of every dollar you spend goes directly to funding long-term job opportunities for women in Palestine.
Your non-profit contributions play a huge role in bringing a positive change to the lives of our women artisans and their families in Palestine. Donations are Zakat eligible and endorsed by Al-Sheikh Ebad Al-Hamid Atah Bethlehem, Palestine. All donations are tax-deductible.
