80 Thobes and stories make it Home from the Diaspora

Join us to learn the story of 80 embroidered Palestinian dresses (thobes) that traveled from Palestine to the United States three decades ago. They were acquired and preserved by Palestinian and Arab-American women from the Committee for the Preservation of Palestinian Heritage (CPPH), in Washington, DC. The collection of Thobes and their accessories have finally made it home to Palestine, where they will be preserved at the Palestinian Museum.
Join us to hear the story of the 80 thobes, and the details of a 30-year journey
Glossary of Terms Used Specific to the Thobes Collection: bit.ly/eighty-t...

[@RosinaPasquale-pb7wy]

Beautiful and important collection. ❤

[@stylemecouturesmc6095]

Love the conversation they are having, working together sharing their research knowledge on embroidered roots and identification. Absolutely amazed by the details and understanding of the Palestinian priceless pieces of art and tradition. Thank you

[@halahadba2438]

Love this. Thanks so much for sharing ❤

[@suhaali8860]

My beloved country and rich culture. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

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الحضارة والتراث تنسب لمؤسسة ولا تجنس. اسراءيل وبعض الدول العربية تسرق التراث الفلسطيني يجب التصدي لهم.