Bint Al Balad Workshop & Café

Jerusalem


Operated by the Arab Orthodox Society, this craft shop sells embroidered clothing, bags, purses and pillows made by West Bank women working to preserve Palestinian handicraft traditions. Also on offer are Palestinian-style pastries and coffee.


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