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750 ml of Palestinian Olive Oil (AL'ARD)
Full-flavored, cold pressed, extra virgin, and Fair Trade, too. Simply the best that Palestine has to offer. Palestinian families give names to their trees and treat them like family members that are sometimes more than a millennium old.
Palestinian Tahini
Palestinian tahini, a rich and creamy sesame seed paste, is a cornerstone of Palestinian cuisine, essential in dishes like hummus and baba ghanoush. Its nutty flavor and silky texture make it a versatile ingredient, revered in both savory and sweet recipes. The production and consumption of tahini hold deep cultural significance, symbolizing community, heritage, and the timeless connection between the land and its people.
Al-Aloul Foods is a tahini company in Nablus, Palestine that has been producing tahini since 1918. Al-Aloul is the oldest tahini factory in Nablus, dating back to the Ottoman Empire.
Palestine Lentils
Lentils are a staple in Palestinian cuisine, providing an affordable and nutritious source of protein that forms the backbone of many traditional dishes. As a versatile ingredient, lentils are used in a variety of recipes, from hearty stews and soups to rice-based dishes like Majudarah.
Lentils are cooked with rice and caramelized onions, creating a comforting and flavorful meal that's often this beloved dish, enjoyed with yogurt or a simple salad. Lentils' role in Palestinian cuisine underscores their significance in a diet that values simplicity, wholesomeness, and deep-rooted culinary traditions. Mixed and packaged in Bethlehem by a small women-led business.
Hebron Ceramic Mug
Ceramic mugs are an integral part of Palestinian culture, symbolizing hospitality and the shared moments that bring people together. Beyond their functional use, these ceramic mugs carry deep cultural significance, often featuring motifs and patterns that tell stories of Palestinian heritage, connecting generations through the simple act of sharing a warm beverage.
Hebron Glass and Ceramics Factory was established in 1890, Hebron Glass is a family business that has expanded over the years and is now exporting traditional glassware and ceramics products. The group aims to build lasting relationships with fair trade associations and provide support to artisans.
Palestine Honey
The history of honey in Palestine is deeply intertwined with the region's rich agricultural and apicultural traditions, dating back thousands of years. This particular Honey is harvested from beehives in Jenin and Tul-Karem. These beekeepers often practice traditional methods, ensuring the preservation of native flora and the health of their bee colonies.
Honey is a symbol of prosperity and abundance in Palestinian culture, used both as a sweetener and for its medicinal properties in traditional remedies. Al-Jabal is a small company that was established in 2023 to support nonprofits and women associations and market their products.
Rand Dabour Postcard
Rand Dabbour is a Ramallah-based Palestinian artist renowned for her innovative approach to transforming historical photographs of Palestinian life. She employs modern techniques, particularly digital manipulation and colorization, to breathe new life into black-and-white images from the past. By adding vibrant colors and dynamic textures, Dabbour creates a bridge between the historical and contemporary, inviting viewers to experience the enduring beauty and spirit of Palestinian culture.
Her work captures the resilience and enduring relevance of the Palestinian people, reminding audiences that the stories and experiences of the past continue to shape the identity and strength of the present.