HAND-STITCHED ARTWORK
At Palmera Design & Events, we also design and create artwork pieces that show traditional Palestinian embroidery represented through a mix of media. Using old stitching patterns, we designed them in a planned and unique way to portray the crossover from old traditions into the new modern world. Each piece is carefully thought through and stitched with love! The art pieces are made by order, contact us through our email of mobile number to get yours made and delivered to you!
Call to Prayer
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
The call for prayer at the Dome Of The Rock gathers and bonds hundreds of people inside and around the mosque for a united purpose. The pattern used in the artwork represents the intricate detail of the design of the mosque.
We Are Palestine
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
Key to Return
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
The key is an important symbol in Palestinian art representing the loss of many Palestinian’s homes during the Nakba return of Palestine. The colours used are the traditional tatreez colours.
Golden Arches of Al Quds
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
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Lady in Red
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
The red within this portrait represents love and blood connections. The intricate pattern represents the complexity and depth of one’s relationship of love.
Al Aqsa
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
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Coffee in Jerusalem
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
The portrait represents masculinity yet softness and depth seen in the man’s eyes. The man wearing traditional clothing.
Sweethearts
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
The red within this portrait represents love and blood connections. The intricate pattern represents the complexity and depth of one’s relationship of love.
Handala
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
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Women of Palestine
50 x 70cm
Canvas and embroidered stitching
Beauty is appreciated most when it’s at its rawest form, as shown through this photograph through the women of Palestine. The colours used in this artwork represent the royalty and maturity of womanhood with bold touches of gold.
