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طِراز سِتّيTIRAZ SITTI
Tiraz Sitti pottery mug, embroidered bag and shawl

From Gaza's village archive to the contemporary home

Gaza stitches, made for today.

Handmade pieces carrying a village name, a stitch record and the story of those who kept it — bringing memory into everyday life.

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Start with the object you need, then discover the place and story behind it.

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Embroidered Gaza handkerchief in a professional studio setting

Gaza district

Embroidered Gaza Handkerchief

A hand-embroidered textile with multicoloured threadwork and a delicate beaded edge.

95 USDMade to order
Embroidered Al-Battani shawl with fringe at both ends

Al-Battani al-Gharbi

Al-Battani Shawl

The thread begins with Sitt Sarah of Al-Battani al-Gharbi.

240 USDMade to order
Embroidered Al-Majdal shawl

Al-Majdal

Al-Majdal Shawl

This piece carries Al-Majdal through rows of grain and cypress.

225 USDMade to order
Textile bag with an embroidery panel attributed to Al-Majdal

Al-Majdal

Al-Majdal Field Bag

An everyday bag whose embroidered panel recalls Al-Majdal.

145 USDMade to order
Embroidered Isdud shawl

Isdud

Isdud Shawl

Pomegranate forms meet protective diamonds in this Isdud shawl.

260 USDMade to order
Pottery mug with Gaza necklace motif

Gaza embroidery study

Gaza Necklace Pottery Mug

A pottery mug carrying the Gaza necklace motif.

74 USDSmall-batch production
Yellow shawl with botanical embroidery and fringe at both ends

Gaza embroidery study

Nature Yellow Shawl

A light shawl with botanical forms along the edge.

190 USDMade to order
Navy shawl with necklace and cypress embroidery and fringe at both ends

Gaza embroidery study

Necklace & Cypress Navy Shawl

A deep navy ground gives the embroidered edge room to be read.

210 USDMade to order
An elegant home interior with framed textiles, a hanging cloth and a rug inspired by Palestinian embroidery

From stitch to home

The stitch enters the home as art.

Cloth, thread and stitch become a contemporary object without losing the embroidery’s memory or connection to place.

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السرو القلادة مشط الحايك النجوم Cypress Necklace Stars

An object with an origin

Why Tiraz Sitti?

The object is not separated from its origin. Tiraz Sitti documents the name, place and stitch while giving each piece a useful contemporary form.

  1. 01The place story stays visible
  2. 02Contemporary handmaking
  3. 03Every piece leads back to its origin
Detail from a historical map of the Gaza area

Featured village

Al-Battani al-Gharbi: where the thread begins

Enter the archive to follow village names, stitches and sources, and discover place through story and image.

From the living archive

Stories beginning with a name and a place.

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Al-Jiyya appears on the pre-1948 administrative maps of the Gaza subdistrict as a Palestinian village, its people displaced on 5 November 1948

Al-Jiyya appears on the pre-1948 administrative maps of the Gaza subdistrict as a Palestinian village, its people displaced on 5 November 1948. No source available to us attributes a specific embroidery stitch to the village, so this entry documents place and history rather than craft.

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02

A coastal village once counted within the administrative Gaza subdistrict, Al-Jura was depopulated on 5 November 1948

A coastal village once counted within the administrative Gaza subdistrict, Al-Jura was depopulated on 5 November 1948. Available sources do not link it to a particular embroidery stitch, so the record here is limited to name and history.

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03

One of the larger villages of the Gaza subdistrict, Al-Masmiyya was recorded on Mandate-era maps before its people were displaced on 9 July 1948

One of the larger villages of the Gaza subdistrict, Al-Masmiyya was recorded on Mandate-era maps before its people were displaced on 9 July 1948. We hold no source attributing a particular stitch to the village, so this entry documents place rather than craft.

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Textile and embroidery detail from the archive

From thread to object

The hand remains visible

The journey begins with a pattern connected to place, then the maker carries it into textile or clay for everyday life.

Tiraz Sitti Academy

Embroidery, documentation and storytelling

Workshops introduce the craft to a new generation through embroidery, narrative and memory keeping.

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A shared memory

Do you hold a story or photograph from a place?

Submit it privately; we review rights and sources with you before it joins the archive.

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