Posts tagged embroidery
5 Lebanese Artisanal Inspirations

There’s a lot to say about Lebanon. It’s a country of incredible resilience, passion, and creativity. After the explosion in Beirut, we must remember what this Middle-Eastern gem brought to the global cultural table. As such, our team prides itself on teaming up with Azm Zaman, a local non-profit in Tripoli, Lebanon in the hopes of keeping the traditional arts alive.

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3 Ways to Reuse Your Mint + Laurel Embroidered Pouch

If you’re like me, you’ve realized by staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic that you have way too much stuff. Perhaps we should ask ourselves, “do I really need three different types of hair conditioner, two equally loud music speakers, and countless travel organizers?” I know the answer to that question, and it’s motivated me to shop more responsibly, with sustainability in mind. Before making an online purchase, I think about how I might reuse or recycle the product to minimize clutter and lead a greener lifestyle.

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syrian Women provide for their families through 150 year old craft

We are proud to support this Aghabani embroidery women’s initiative in Damascus that empowers women in Syria to help provide for their families this International Women’s Day and beyond.

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How we ship our products from Syria to LA

Our shipments of hand crafted bath goods from Syria finally made it to LA! It took us three months of hard work, patience, negotiation and seeking impossible solutions working in a country that is currently sanctioned by the U.S. But it was all worth it.

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3 Reasons WHY ALEPPO Soap MakeS the Perfect Wedding Favor

Last fall we threw a reception celebrating my daughter’s wedding ceremony. She wanted special favors for guests that speak to who she is; an environmentally conscious, stylish, American born young lady with ancestors from Syria and Palestine. We chose the soap samplers as a favor. They were a hit and here’s why:

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Aleppo Soap Scent Brought My Mother to Tears

My mother received the soaps on time with the signature bag. I received a call from her in tears because she was in awe of the products. She said, “They smell just like home (Syria) and the bag is so beautiful, it’s exactly like the ones I’ve seen in Aleppo.” I told her that these products were made in Syria by local artisans which made her tear up even more.

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