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Beit Jala Hirbawi® Kufiya

25 incl. VAT

In stock

Colourful, modern and with a strong spirited, like the city of Beit Jala. Famous for its religious, educational and health organizations that serve the citizens of the city, and neighbouring towns.

  • Warm and Comfortable
  • Breathable and Moisture-Wicking Fabric
  • Fabric weight: 170g/m²
  • Dimensions: 47” x 47”
  • 85% Cotton, 15% High Quality Synthetic

Beit Jala Hirbawi® Kufiya

25 incl. VAT

In stock

Colourful, modern and with a strong spirited, like the city of Beit Jala. Famous for its religious, educational and health organizations that serve the citizens of the city, and neighbouring towns.

  • Warm and Comfortable
  • Breathable and Moisture-Wicking Fabric
  • Fabric weight: 170g/m²
  • Dimensions: 47” x 47”
  • 85% Cotton, 15% High Quality Synthetic

PALESTINIAN SOLIDARITY

The Keffiyeh (pronounced “Kufiya” in Palestine) continues to hold deep and symbolic value, and serves as an icon of resistance, struggle and freedom for the Palestinian people. 

The Hirbawi Keffiyeh is handmade using a classic cross-stitching technique honed over generations. The Keffiyeh is traditionally woven on two layers, the “base”, and the “pattern” or “flower” ( وردة) in Arabic. Beyond its unmatched quality, the Keffiyeh maintains its original functionality:

  • Keeping you cool in hot climates under direct sunlight.
  • Effective shielding against dust and fast-blowing winds.
  • Excellent moisture-wicking properties, directing sweat and moisture away from the skin.
 

The Keffiyeh now comes in a variety of colours and patterns that are evolving alongside Palestinian culture. Today, a wide selection of designs are available, based on historic landmarks, and elements of Palestinian culture, as well as the traditional staple Keffiyeh patterns that are known and loved around the world.

The Original Kufiya

Embroidered by Hand

For All Seasons

Beit Jala Town

The Story

High hilltops of Beit Jala
(بيت جالا)

The name ‘Beit Jala’ comes from Aramaic and means, “Grass Carpet”. A large and flourishing town of white well-built stone houses, surounded by olive graves and vineyards. Home to a modern and strong spirited people, Muslim and Christian alike. Beit Jala hosts several refugee camps, and religious, educational and health centres, serving its citizens and neghbouring towns of Bethlehem and Beit Sahour.