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Raina Headbands

Raina Headbands

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Made by
Women artisans, West Bank
Made in
Palestine
How it's made
Embroidered
Supports
Refugees
Brand
Darzah

Add a touch of Palestinian heritage to your everyday style with our Tatreez Motif Headband, featuring the Black - Qamar Beit Lahem (Moon of Bethlehem),  the Green - Tareeq Masr (Road to Egypt) and the Blue - Al Madada (The Vine) motif. Hand-embroidered by Palestinian women artisans in the West Bank, this beautiful headband combines rich black fabric with delicate colorful Tatreez stitches.

The Moon of Bethlehem motif is inspired by the iconic eight-pointed star and moon shapes historically rooted in the Bethlehem region, symbolizing hope, guidance, and spiritual connection.
The Road to Egypt motif features interlocking geometric paths inspired by the historic trade routes connecting Palestine and Egypt, reflecting the rich history and cultural connections of the region.
The Vine motif is inspired by the graceful forms of vines and growing plants, reflecting the beauty of nature found throughout Palestine.

Each motif is carefully stitched by hand by our Palestinian women artisans, who spend many hours creating the intricate embroidery. Through every stitch, they preserve traditional Tatreez techniques that have been passed down through generations. The time, patience, and craftsmanship behind each piece make every headband unique.

Each headband is more than an accessory, it is a celebration of Palestinian heritage, handmade craftsmanship, and women's economic empowerment.

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About the maker
Shoes, bags and accessories hand-embroidered with Palestinian tatreez by women artisans in the West Bank.Every piece is handmade in Palestine, with leather from a family-run manufacturer in Al-Khalil (per Darzah, 2026).
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