Ghenva Alkabra teaches the traditional Art of Palestinian Tatreez cross‑stitch embroidery, passed down through generations of village women with richly colored geometric motifs—drawn from local plants and landscapes—forming a visual “language” that identifies a wearer’s hometown, status or story.
Studio Karavan x Heirlooming
Tatreez Language
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