The Jamila Dress Size:M/L To make the Aghabani embroidery

To make the Aghabani embroidery pattern

a craftswoman guides a hand-operated stitching machine along a pattern stamped onto the fabric with washable ink

typically styled with a traditional vest and sirwal (wide trouser)

Fabrics are a blend of Silk and Cotton

we try our best to diligently list any flaws to ensure you are happy with your item

The Jamila Dress Size:M/L To make the Aghabani embroideryPart of our debut in house collection, the Jamila Dress is named after the founder's great grandmother, who originally came from Nablus as a bride and lived the remainder of her adult life in Syria. This distinct fabric, which Damascus merchants call "Al Nabulsiyya," has been produced in Aleppo and Damascus then used by Palestinian women in their thobes for centuries. The Jamila dress is a celebration of our rich shared history across Bilad el Sham.