Bethlehem Hirbawi® Kufiya

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The color blue holds deep symbolic significance in Bethlehem, representing the city's peaceful and sacred nature as the birthplace of Christ. It is closely associated with the unifying figure of the Virgin Mary, a beloved Bethlehemite who holds a significant place in the hearts of its residents, both Muslims and Christians alike. In our Bethlehem-inspired traditional Kufiya, we blend the serene blue with accents of saffron yellow, aubergine, and mint green, capturing the essence of Bethlehem’s vibrant streets. May our Bethlehem Hirbawi® Shemagh transport you to the lively markets of this historic town, lined with shops selling Palestinian jewelry, olive carvings, nuts, spices, and oriental sweets, impressing its visitors and enveloping them in a sense of peace that is deeply rooted in Bethlehem’s rich heritage.
By Hirbawi®

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.
Materials & Size
  • Warm and Comfortable
  • Breathable and Moisture-Wicking Fabric
  • Fabric weight: 170g/m²
  • Dimensions: 47” x 47”
  • 85% Cotton, 15% High Quality Synthetic
Care Guide
  • Hand wash recommended
  • Machine wash gentle (delicate)
  • Do not bleach
  • Use mild detergent
  • Air dry

Product information

Shipping Costs

All our products are made in Palestine and shipped to our fulfillment center in Portugal. From there, each order is dispatched by registered mail with a tracking number, and final delivery is handled by the local postal service in your country.

Below, you can find our shipping costs based on your country or region:

Destination Standard Shipping with Tracking
Portugal 6-8 €
Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea 10-12 €
United States 9-12 $
All other countries 8-10 €

 

Please ensure your shipping address is complete and accurate, and track your order with your local postal service using the tracking number we provide.

For orders outside the EU, customs duties are uncommon but may apply depending on the local laws of the destination country. If they do, it is the customer’s responsibility to handle any related procedures or payments.

If you are located in Palestine or the occupied Palestinian territories, please contact us before placing an order. We deliver locally using a transport company, and payment can be made upon delivery.

Shipping & Delivery Times

All orders are prepared and dispatched from our warehouses in Portugal and the USA.

During restocks or high-demand periods, we may need 1 to 3 weeks to dispatch your order , depending on the size of the restock and the number of orders being prepared.

Once your order has been dispatched, the estimated delivery time is:

  • European Union and USA: 3 to 5 working days
  • All other countries: 7 to 21 working days

Please note that these are estimated delivery times after dispatch. In rare cases, postal services or customs procedures may cause delays, and delivery may take up to 30 to 45 working days after dispatch.

For orders shipped outside the European Union, your parcel may be stopped by customs in the destination country. If this happens, the local customs office or postal service may contact you to request additional information, a declaration, or payment of local taxes, duties, or handling fees.

These charges are not included in our prices or shipping fees and are the responsibility of the receiver. Please follow the tracking updates carefully and respond to any request from your local customs or postal service as soon as possible , to avoid delays or the parcel being returned.

Tracking

Once your order is shipped, you'll receive:

  • A tracking number by email
  • A separate email with your invoice, which may be required for customs clearance outside the EU

We ship by registered international mail from Portugal via CTT (Portugal’s postal service). Your 13-character tracking number can be used to track your parcel on the CTT website and, thanks to international postal agreements, in most countries you can also use the same tracking number on your local postal service’s website.

Due to high demand and limited supply, each order is limited to one kufiya.

This helps ensure more people have the opportunity to own a Hirbawi® Kufiya.

Thank you for your understanding.

The story

The House of Bread

Bethlehem—Beit Lahm, the “House of Bread”—is one of the world’s most revered cities, celebrated as the birthplace of Jesus Christ and a cornerstone of Christian heritage in Palestine. Its history blends deep spirituality with vibrant Palestinian culture, seen in its winding streets, lively markets, and ancient stone architecture. Pilgrims have long traveled to its sacred sites, especially the Church of the Nativity, while local artisans keep alive traditions such as olive wood carving and the making of oriental sweets.

Bethlehem’s identity reflects a unique coexistence where Christians and Muslims share reverence for figures like the Virgin Mary. Its olive groves, terraced hills, and family-run workshops speak to a people deeply rooted in their land and history.

Today, however, Bethlehem lives under the shadow of Israeli occupation. The separation barrier cuts through its surroundings, restricting movement, isolating neighborhoods, and severing farmers from their land. Expanding settlements confiscate territory, demolish homes, and block essential infrastructure projects like hospitals. These pressures weigh heavily on all residents, Christian and Muslim alike, disrupting daily life and eroding the city’s traditional rhythms.

Yet Bethlehem endures. Its cultural richness, religious devotion, and unshaken connection to the land keep its spirit alive, making it not only a holy city, but also a powerful symbol of Palestinian resilience.

HANDMADE IN PALESTINE

Crafted with care, shaped by tradition

Watch our video to see the skill and dedication that go into creating each Bethlehem Hirbawi® Kufiya.

The palette