Keffiyeh, Shemagh, Kufiya Scarf — Grey and Turquoise, Made in Palestine
Grey ground, turquoise thread.
The traditional weave — the fishnet, the olive leaf, the bold dividing lines — run in grey with the pattern picked out in turquoise. The brightest of the three colourways, and the one that reads furthest across a room. Turquoise carries its own history in Palestinian craft, turning up in tatreez and in the glass and ceramics of Hebron.
The pattern hasn't changed. Only the dye has.
Actually made in Palestine
Most keffiyehs sold as Palestinian aren't made there. This one is. It comes off the looms of the last remaining keffiyeh factory in Hebron (الخليل) — the only one still running after decades of cheaper imports closed the rest.
That's the whole reason this scarf costs what it costs. You're paying for a factory that refused to shut.
Product details
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Material: 85% cotton / 15% high-quality synthetic
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Colour: Grey ground, turquoise pattern
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Dimensions: 47 in × 47 in
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Construction: Woven on an antique loom
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Origin: Made in Hebron (الخليل), Palestine
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Season: All-season — sun protection in summer, warmth in winter
How to wear it
As a headscarf, a neck wrap, a shoulder drape, or a shawl. There's no wrong way.
Handwoven notes
- Woven on an antique loom. Loose threads happen — trim them carefully. Trims vary.
- Allow about an inch of variation in dimension. Colours may read slightly differently depending on your screen.
راجعين — we shall return.