From the villages in the hills of Jerusalem to Gaza, Ramallah, and Bethlehem, we work with family owned businesses, artisan workshops, and women's cooperatives to produce our beautiful Nol collective creations. The traditional and ancestral techniques of this creative network carry our love for the land and storytelling. traditional Palestinian crafts such as tatreez (hand embroidery) and weaving are touched by a history of political struggle and resistance. for tatreez, we partner with and collaborate with dozens of embroiderers in villages throughout the West Bank. we also work with traditional handwoven Majdalawi fabric, a 100% cotton fabric which is and has been a critical element of traditional palestinian dress for centuries. hailing from the Gaza region, from the demolished town of al Majdal, this majdalawi fabric was handwoven in one of the last remaining artisan studios left in Palestine. Our designs are inspired by rich Palestinian and Levantine, illuminating a legacy of slow and intentionally made garments.