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Hirbawi factory produces the Kufiya which is the quintessential patterned scarf worn in the Middle East.
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Megan O'Brien
Even better quality than my last one and that one was lovely too
The kaffiyeh I received was even higher quality than the last one I purchased. The service keeps improving. Would do business with again.
Tomi C
Beautiful Kufiya
I am glad to support Hirbawi and proud to wear an authentic kufiya. Free Palestine
Star Erickson
Quick shipping, came intact, beautiful and special. Worth every penny.
Rita Quin
Amazing
Amazing kuffiyeh, very high quality clearly made with love. Quick shipping.
Sam L
Amazing
Amazing piece. Very versatile as a garment and very happy to support.
Sam L.
Great bookmarks
Great craftsmanship, very useful. Happy to support
Mona
Best ine outbthere. Made in Palestine, authentic and great material
Sean
Well made, gorgeous, and soft
I love this Kufiya, the love and attention to detail that went into making this piece is obvious and I can’t wait to order more once production is once more at full capacity.
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But I'm Not Palestinian, can I wear a kufiya?
Delve into the rich history and cultural significance of the Keffiyeh, a beloved symbol of Palestinian heritage. Learn why it's more than just a fashion statement, and how wearing one respectfully can spark meaningful conversations and show solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Understand why it's not seen as cultural appropriation but as an open-hearted gesture of unity. Join us as we explore the journey of this iconic scarf from a practical protection against the sun to a potent symbol of resistance. "But I'm not Palestinian", you might say - find out why that's perfectly okay!
The Hirbawi Kufiya: Embrace Palestinian Heritage and Show Your Solidarity
The black and white keffiyeh, a traditional Arab headdress originally worn by farmers, has long been a symbol of Palestinian identity and resistance, dating back to the British administration of the Palestinian mandate. Embracing this emblematic piece by choosing the authentic Hirbawi kufiya demonstrates solidarity and preserves Palestinian heritage. The Keffiyeh: A Symbol of Palestinian Identity The keffiyeh, also known as a hatta or shemagh, is a square piece of cloth usually made from cotton. Historically worn by farmers and Bedouins for protection against harsh desert conditions, the keffiyeh gained political significance during the British administration of the Palestinian mandate. It evolved into a powerful symbol of Palestinian nationalism and resistance against foreign rule and, later, against Israeli occupation. Iconic...
Making of Abu Dis Hirbawi Kufiya
We know that all of you were very excited about the Hirbawi Al Quds kufiya, so we were about to make some more. And then this beautiful mistake happened. One of our Hirbawi superstars picked and fed the wrong yarn to the machine, and this gorgeous creation started to appear in the loom. Just when we were about to scrap it, we decided against it. The name Abu Dis, however, is not accidental. Abu Dis is a Palestinian village in Jerusalem Governorate bordering Jerusalem (Al Quds in Arabic). Since there is such a close connection design-wise and considering the intention was to create Al Quds, we named this extraordinary new accident after a locality not far from Jerusalem.Abu Dis...
The History and Significance of the Hirbawi Black and White Kufiya
Have you ever wondered about the purpose behind the creative design of the traditional keffiyeh? Let's take a closer look at the symbolism behind this iconic headscarf. The Hirbawi Black and White kufiya is not just a simple accessory but a representation of Palestine's rich culture and heritage. The Kufiya as a Symbol of Livelihood In Palestinian culture, the kufiya is designed to resemble a fishnet, symbolizing the livelihood of the Palestinian people. Historically, fishing was a crucial aspect of the Palestinian economy. However, it has declined significantly in recent years due to "increased security measures" by neighboring states. Representing Ancient Trade Routes The lines cutting through the fishnet design represent the three trade routes that pass through...