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18. TATREEZ AS FOLK ART RESISTANCE WITH VEERA FROM @IMPINSANDNEEDLES

VEERA IS A TATREEZ ARTIST, ORGANIZER, FOLK HERBALIST, AND WRITER (@impinsandneedles). In this episode you’ll learn everything from folk herbalism to folk art to folk resistance. See a theme?

We are diving deep with Veera on all things folk, which — spoiler alert — is anything “of the people” and you will be on the edge of your seat wanting to hear every word that she shares.

There’s a role for every one of us in Palestinian liberation. For our Palestinian listeners, remember that “we [Palestinians] come from a 100-year resistance.” For our non-Palestinian allies, you hold so much more power than a Palestinian child has throwing rocks at a tank attempting to ethnic cleanse them.

Find, strategize, and organize for a liberated Palestine. We do not have much to lose and we will see a free Palestine in our lifetime, together.

Also, for our Finnish listeners, there’s a special shoutout for you at the end if you listen all the way through!

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:33: Veera’s connection to Palestine (hint: you want to tune in for this!)
>> 7:51: Finding Palestinian identity through cultural practices
>> 13:47: Veera’s introduction to tatreez
>> 21:00: Intersection of folk culture and resistance
>> 32:43: Tatreez as resistance
>> 40:00: Our roles in liberation
>> 46:51: For those in the Portland (PDX) area
>> 48:48: Veera’s current projects

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> The Land in Our Bones by Layla K. Feghali

>> Connect on Instagram @impinsandneedles

>> Connect if you’re in Portland @swanastitchpdx

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17. BUILDING CONFIDENCE THROUGH TATREEZ WITH EMAN OF HINT OF TATREEZ

EMAN TOOM IS A PALESTINIAN TATREEZ ARTIST, TEACHER AND BUSINESS OWNER LIVING IN SAN DIEGO. (@hintoftatreez). Her brand, Hint of Tatreez, aims to celebrate the art of Palestinian embroidery through apparel, tatreez kits and so much more.

From finding her sense of self and purpose to gaining confidence, hearing everything that tatreez has given Eman gives us all of the beautiful energy we need to pick up that needle asap. We are all life-learners of Palestinian embroidery and what an incredible journey we all get to be on, together.

Eman’s current workshops in San Diego are a must if you’re in the area, sign up for one here! If you can’t come in-person, Eman has tatreez kits and apparel for purchase, make sure to check all of it out on her website.

You’ll hear about:

>> 0:53: Eman and her family’s connection to Palestine

>> 3:00: Growing up in an Arab community in NYC

>> 7:53: From sewing to tatreez, Eman’s tatreez journey

>> 16:57: Building community in San Diego

>> 21:05: Learning and growing through tatreez workshops

>> 23:52: Eman’s drive to begin tatreez

>> 30:09: Life-long students of tatreez

>> 37:24: Tatreez offering Eman a sense of confidence, purpose, and true sense of self

>> 44:30: YOU, we want you to tell your story through tatreez

>> 49:52: Eman’s current projects

>> 51:15: Eman’s main tatreez lessons

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> Roba’s brilliant YouTube videos to learn tatreez

>> Eman’s Instagram

>> Eman’s tatreez designs and kits

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16. [BONUS EPISODE] HISTORY OF THREAD IN TATREEZ WITH WAFA FROM TATREEZ AND TEA

WAFA GHNAIM IS A RESEARCHER, ARCHIVIST, AND THE FACE BEHIND TATREEZ AND TEA (@tatreezandtea). If you haven't already heard her story, it’s a MUST listen. Search for episode #4 to check it out (link is also below).

In this bonus episode, we’re bringing back Wafa Ghnaim for a special bonus release to discuss thread over time in Palestinian tatreez. 

Thread, as Wafa so eloquently shares, offers us a much more nuanced understanding of cultural heritage, gender roles, and Palestinian tradition when we double click on its production and consumption of thread in tatreez.

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:06: Types of threads historically used in Palestinian embroidery

>> 4:13: Transition from locally-made thread to mass production

>> 7:00: External influences on thread in tatreez i.e. colonialism, trade

>> 12:25: Cultural heritage traditions of thread in tatreez

>> 17:20: Common threads between indigenous communities 

>> 20:28: Thread dyes

>> 25:00: Embroidery floss versus pearl cotton

>> 28:50: Thread color language / literacy in tatreez history

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> Episode #4 | Preserving Palestinian History through Tatreez with Wafa from Tatreez and Tea

>> Choosing a Color Palette, Tatreez Color Guide by Tatreez and Tea [blog post]

>> Thobna by Wafa Ghnaim for color palette scheme over various time periods and regions

>> Encyclopedia of Embroidery from the Arab World by Gillian Vogelsang-Eastwood

>> Embroidering Identities by Iman Saca [free PDF download]

>> Palestinian Costume by Shelagh Weir

>> Hand-dying workshops at Tiraz Centre

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15. FALLING IN LOVE WITH AND THROUGH TATREEZ WITH QADRIA

QADRIA IS AN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY GRADUATE STUDENT AND MEMBER OF SJP ON THE GROUND (@q.munajia). Currently, Qadria is a third culture kid who found grounding practices through tatreez that reshaped her connection to Palestinian identity through the ancestral healing of tatreez.

From the Emirates to the US to the Philippines and back to the US, tatreez has been the thread connecting Qadria to her identity, to community, and more importantly, to herself. 

Tatreez is love for Qadria in so many ways, and you’ll just have to tune in to hear all the forms that love is manifested through this beloved artform…and we can assure you that there is a romantic version that you won’t want to miss!

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:14: Qadria’s tatreez journey

>> 11:23: A tatreez love story

>> 13:48: How Qadria began to see tatreez as a form of meditation

>> 19:25: Connecting to ancestral villages and identity through tatreez

>> 23:28: Qadria’s tatreez projects

>> 27:00: Qadria’s thobe

>> 31:18: Palestinian and Philippino textiles connecting people to traditions

>> 34:49: Finding community through tatreez

>> 42:10: Using tatreez as a form of activism

>> 47:08: Qadria’s life lessons from tatreez

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> Acrylic on canvas 100 ×75 cm of a thobe (ثوب قرية السوافير والقرى المجاورة) by Maher Naji

>> DMC Thread Color Card

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14. TATREEZ AS ART THERAPY WITH TASHA NADIA MATAR

TASHA NADIA MATAR IS A PALESTINIAN-POLISH REGISTERED SOCIAL WORKER AND THERAPIST (@the.humanitarian.therapist), currently completing graduate school in Art Psychotherapy, writing her thesis on how to survive the genocide as a Palestinian therapist as a resource for other therapists.

From tatreez as a tool to regulate your breath to very, very real diaspora experiences, Tasha helps us get smart on what art therapy is and using tatreez specifically as art therapy. You are guaranteed to look at your tatreez differently after listening to this episode and if it spurs questions for a future episode with Tasha, please send it our way at [email protected].

Make sure you follow Tasha @the.humanitarian.therapist on Instagram, check out her linktree to learn more about booking a session with her, and her website.

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:02: Tasha and her family’s connection to Palestine

>> 4:05: Re-connecting to both Polish and Palestinian identity through embroidery 

>> 8:12: Tasha’s tatreez journey

>> 15:17: What tatreez means to Tasha

>> 18:45: The power of tatreez as therapy

>> 22:00: What is art therapy and its intersection with culture

>> 32:32: How to find an art therapist

>> 34:30: Therapy vs. Mindfulness

>> 39:48: Tasha’s work-in-progress tatreez projects

>> 42:13: Wishes from Tatreez and Tasha’s trip to Palestine

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ROBA IS A PALESTINIAN ARTIST AND PALESTINIAN EMBROIDERY PRACTITIONER AND EDUCATOR BASED IN COLORADO, US (@roba.y and @layanorastudio).

This episode is just full of lessons that came out of Roba’s practice of tatreez and let’s just say, one story of her childhood teacher will forever make our hearts full.

Roba reminds us of all the possibilities that can happen through tatreez if you let yourself be open and allow yourself to experiment.

While you’re finding your own unique tatreez design style, make sure you check out her newly launched Etsy shop, website with free designs, and YouTube channel. Roba has put out such incredible content that anybody can interact with at every stage of their tatreez journey!

You’ll hear about:

>> 0:49: Roba’s begins tatreez as a young girl

>> 5:26: Roba is inspired to create her YouTube channel

>> 18:00: Roba’s unique tatreez personality and design style

>> 29:35: How Roba practices tatreez with her mother and sisters now

>> 32:14: Exploring other forms of art that influence tatreez art

>> 38:31: Roba’s design process (hint: tatreez idea journal!)

>> 47:18: Roba’s Etsy shop, inspired by her beautiful daughters

>> 52:59: Roba’s Tatreez lessons

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> Palestinian Art - From 1850 to the Present by Kamal Boullata

>> Roba’s YouTube channel

>> Roba’s Website

>> Roba’s Etsy Shop

>> Roba’s Instagram (Etsy Shop)

>> Roba’s Instagram (Personal)

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12. THREADS OF DIASPORA PROJECT WITH DANIELLE JABBOR

DANIELLE JABBOR IS THE COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING OFFICER FOR THE THREADS OF DIASPORA PROJECT (@threadsofdiaspora), a masterpiece that tells the world a profound story of Palestinian heritage, diversity, & unity founded by Danielle’s artist mother Elian (@DecoElian).

It’s not just a feat in terms of the number of designs, but the diversity in the stitchers behind the individual pieces that make up this project. 

We guarantee you’ll want to contribute your own 45 by 45 stitch square by the end of this episode and we can’t wait to share all the ways to do it! 

We’ve got all the places you can find Danielle, her mother Elian, and Threads of Diaspora below in the links.

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:00: Danielle’s connection to Palestine

>> 4:30: Danielle’s tatreez origin story

>> 10:37: The storytelling inspiration behind the designs

>> 13:28: Choosing colors

>> 15:28: Hidden messages and the design tool of choice

>> 17:35: The Threads of Diaspora Project

>> 21:13: What is the end goal of Threads of Diaspora?

>> 29:35: Project management and displaying a project with 1000+ designs

>> 32:30: How to get involved!

>> 36:30: Countries represented so far

>> 38:22: Danielle’s major life lessons from tatreez

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> DecoElian’s first project done completely freehand

>> Macstitch/Winstitch - Danielle and Elian’s design tool of choice

>> DecoElian’s Etsy - Elian also offers custom designs to help you tell your story

>> Threads of Diaspora on Instagram

>> DecoElian on Instagram

>> Danielle Jabbor on Instagram

>> 35Roots - Danielle’s brand offering exquisite hair accessories and fashion pieces that pay homage to the essence of Middle Eastern beauty

>> society6 or 

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11. THE TATREEZ RETREAT

AMANNE (@minamanne), BAYAN (@badancollective), AND LINA (@linasthobe) COME TOGETHER TO TALK ABOUT THE FIRST ANNUAL TATREEZ RETREAT: the first retreat aimed at tatreez artists to stitch, laugh, learn, and build a new community of tatreez sisterhood together.

Anndddddd…the cat’s out of the bag because we are hosting our next retreat and opening it up to YOU, dear listener. Find out all the details HERE and reserve your spot soon because they are limited!

We can’t wait to meet you all at The Tatreez Retreat 2024 and if you have any questions, get in touch with us by email: [email protected]

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:50: How the Tatreez Retreat concept began

>> 5:51: Bayan joins the organizing team

>> 10:00: Deciding on the Tatreez Retreat location

>> 12:15: The Tatreez Retreat coincides with beginning of the Palestinian genocide in Gaza

>> 15:06: How the Tatreez Retreat served us

>> 25:10: Returning to life after the Tatreez Retreat

>> 42:54: We are stronger as a collective

>> 46:10: What did we hope for and what do we hope for this retreat?

>> 53:33: The moment you’ve been waiting for…

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> BOOK YOUR SPOT!! 2024 Tatreez Retreat details are now LIVE.

>> Get in touch with us by email: [email protected]

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10. STRENGTHENING IDENTITY THROUGH TATREEZ WITH JENNA FROM WEEKEND THREADS

JENNA IS A PALESTINIAN-AMERICAN TEXTILE ARTIST. BASED IN LOS ANGELES, JENNA STARTED HER TATREEZ JOURNEY IN 2021. (@weekendthreads_).

Like so many Palestinians in the diaspora, Jenna has struggled in feeling confident in her Palestinian identity and tatreez, for her, has become more than art: it has become a way for her to relate to Palestinian culture and it contributes to her Palestinian identity.

Her and her family’s story is one that many of us can relate to and our conversation together is yet another proof point that tatreez IS identity. Tatreez IS community.

Make sure to follow Jenna @weekendthreads_ on Instagram, check out her website, and if you’re in LA, find and join Jenna at her next tatreez circle!

You’ll hear about:

>> 0:43: Jenna and her family’s relationship with Palestine

>> 2:40: Jenna’s grandmother’s activism through sewing

>> 4:36: Let’s help Jenna find her grandmother’s auctioned dresses

>> 7:09: Jenna learns tatreez

>> 13:38: Jenna begins her thobe

>> 19:55: Tatreez as a connection to Palestinian identity and community

>> 26:55: Sharing tatreez with Jenna’s partner

>> 28:36: Jenna’s life lessons from tatreez

>> 33:00: Jenna’s hope for her thobe

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> Archive project featuring Images courtesy of National Geographic Society Special Collections; Here is one from Amanne’s village of Al-Qubab

>> Tatreez patch on Jenna’s Keffiyeh

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9. STITCHING MEMORIES WITH YAZA

YAZA IS A PALESTINIAN-ITALIAN (“PALESTALIAN”) TATREEZ ARTIST/ENTHUSIAST, AND PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER (@tatreez.y). 

A wholesome episode learning about Yaza’s tatreez journey and the incredible impact of this practice on her creativity, mental health, familial relationships, and connection with fellow Palestinians and Palestine as a whole that you won’t want to miss. 

We will need to be keeping tabs on her tatreez journey, starting with the beautiful wedding ceremony coming up later this spring where Yaza will debut her first handmade thobe!!!

You’ll hear about:

>> 1:10: Yaza’s tatreez journey

>> 2:55: Yaza’s biggest project yet…a thobe!

>> 5:51: The meaning behind Yaza’s thobe

>> 11:43: Yaza’s learnings from creating a thobe

>> 15:59: Tatreez as a form of art therapy

>> 20:55: Tatreez as a tool for connecting with non-Palestinians

>> 23:25: Yaza’s advice on getting started with tatreez

>> 28:15: Yaza’s controversial tatreez preference

>> 32:00: Yaza’s current / soon-to-be projects

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Links mentioned in this episode:

>> Examples of Manajel stitch

>> Amanne’s first project (it’s not pretty…)

>> Amanne’s loop start video 1, video 2

>> What is a gusset?

>> Yaza’s chest piece inspired by Maya Amer’s work (video)

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