New Tatreez Kuffiyeh
The original Palestinian Keffiyeh, made in Palestine.
Woven by Hirbawi.
Your purchase empowers Palestinian trade.
50% of net profits donated to supporting the vulnerable, every single year.
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In 1961, Yasser Hirbawi set up his looms in Al Khalil (Hebron). When the factory opened, it was one of about 30 keffiyeh makers in Palestine. Today it is widely described as the last. The family still weaves every keffiyeh on its looms.
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Woven in Hebron, by Hirbawi
With Holy Land Dates since 2020.
What the Keffiyeh means
A symbol of A people
During the 1936–39 Arab Revolt, rebels wore the keffiyeh to hide their identity. When the British authorities tried to ban it, Palestinians wore it en masse, and it became a national symbol.
A pattern with meaning
Its patterns consist of a fishing net for the Mediterranean, bold lines for ancient trade routes, and olive leaves for the bond with the land.
Worn around the world
Today people everywhere wear it in solidarity with Palestine. Choosing one woven in Palestine means your money reaches the people who keep the craft alive.
FAQ
Is this a genuine Hirbawi?
Yes. Every keffiyeh we sell is woven at the Hirbawi factory in Hebron, and we buy directly from Hirbawi.
What size is it?
About 120 × 120 cm (47 × 47 in).
How do I wear my keffiyeh?
Draped over the shoulders, wrapped as a scarf, or folded into a triangle and worn on the head.
Can anyone wear a keffiyeh?
Yes. People around the world wear it in solidarity with Palestine. Choosing one woven in Palestine means your money supports Palestinian makers.