In Nablus, the looms are still running.

The Bedawi Black is our hero kuffiyah—a piece that brings together everything Bedawi stands for: Palestinian identity, living tradition, and the belief that our culture should be carried forward without being confined to the past.

More than 15 colors are woven across a deep black foundation, transforming the traditional kuffiyah pattern into something unmistakably Bedawi. Every row carries a different shade, yet together they become one. It is a reflection of a people spread across cities, villages, refugee camps, and the diaspora. Different stories held together by the same roots.

This kuffiyah was woven in Nablus by the Nablus Textile Company, a family-run factory founded in 1950 and one of only two remaining kuffiyah factories in Palestine. It brings together two Palestinian cities through one piece: woven by Palestinian hands in Nablus and created in honor of Gaza and its sea.

Note: Small variations and loose threads may naturally appear as part of the weaving process.