Hand-Embroidered Tatreez Scarf – Cypress Tree (Saru)
Rectangular Cream Scarf with Forest Green & Burgundy Accents
€59.00
Out of stock
Experience the elegance of timeless craftsmanship with this Hand-Embroidered Tatreez Scarf. This piece features authentic hand-stitched motifs blending cultural heritage with a modern aesthetic, making it the perfect statement accessory for any occasion.
Material: Woven even-weave fabric chosen for clear, precise needlework.
Dimensions: 35 cm x 160 cm.
Craftsmanship: 100% Hand-embroidered using high-quality threads.
Palette: Natural cream base with burgundy, scarlet, and forest green embroidery
Weight: Lightweight
Each piece is individually hand-embroidered, making every pattern unique. No two items are exactly the same!
To learn more about the Palestinian Hand-Embroidery Tatreez, check our blog.
Cypress Tree (Saru): Features a bold, repeating Cypress Tree pattern along the border, a traditional symbol of resilience and eternal life.
Star of Bethlehem: The body is adorned with the iconic Star of Bethlehem motif, a centuries-old symbol representing guidance and heritage.
Edge Detail: Finished with a continuous green running stitch along the vertical sides for a polished, handcrafted look.
Fringe: Both ends are completed with soft cream tassels that add classic movement and texture.
This item is sourced directly from Dheisheh Refugee Camp in Bethlehem, Palestine.
To preserve the beauty and intricate hand-embroidery of your scarf, we recommend the following care:
Hand Wash Only: Gently hand wash in cold or lukewarm water using a mild, pH-neutral detergent or silk/wool soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or bleach.
Do Not Soak: To prevent color bleeding (especially with deep reds or greens), avoid leaving the scarf submerged in water for more than a few minutes.
Handle with Care: Do not wring, scrub, or twist the fabric. Instead, gently press the water out by laying the scarf flat between two clean towels and rolling them up.
Air Dry: Lay the scarf flat on a drying rack away from direct sunlight, which can fade the embroidery threads over time.
Ironing: If needed, iron on the reverse side (the back of the embroidery) using a low-to-medium heat setting. Placing a thin cotton cloth between the iron and the scarf is recommended to protect the stitches.
Storage: Store your scarf in a cool, dry place. We recommend folding it neatly rather than hanging it to maintain its shape.


