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kakehashi

Old Stitch Business Card Holder

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Size
Outer dimensions (closed) 11.5 x 7.5 cm

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Material
Surface: synthetic fiber (upcycled)
Back: Cotton (traditional weave "Saaya")
Stitching: cotton thread

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A business card case crafted entirely from fabric, offering a soft impression to the recipient.

Palestinian women designers utilize upcycled fabrics, traditional weaving, and old stitching in the creation of this product.

Designed to accommodate general business card size, the case features 4 pockets. Please choose one from each of the photos (1) to (5).

About Traditional Culture:
Sarya:
 This striped fabric has been passed down only in a limited area in Syria. Palestine is close to Syria, and before the border was drawn, they were connected as the same region. Therefore, Sarya was used for men's national dress and sashes, and was a common and familiar material, still imported directly from Syria to private stores in Palestine.

Old stitching:
The technique used to sew on Sarya has been employed for sewing traditional costumes.

About the creator:
"Aisha Design" is an environmental issue x designer, creating unique products by combining upcycled materials and traditional Palestinian culture. In addition to employing women in need of income, Aisha Design also conducts environmental activities such as plastic upcycling classes and tree-planting activities in the region.

Situation in Palestine:
Palestine is a place with a deep history and warm people (Diary of my stay: https://note.com/kakehashi_pale/m/m70c26db08307). We believe that connecting through fair trade with the people who continue to protect their traditional work and activities even under occupation, and the culture crossing borders will lead to grassroots peace.