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To support the people of Gaza and Palestine, we’ve selected some of our favorite Palestinian small businesses on Etsy for you to check out. These stores offer truly cool work, including unique apparel, embroidery, prints and home goods. Read on for more (and check out the rest of HuffPost’s coverage on Palestine here).
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Floral Delights Co., a nature-themed Etsy store
This Utah-based small business is owned by Emma Mansour, whose Palestinian heritage inspires her creative, nature-filled designs. The store’s “I Stand With Palestine” pin, adorned with blossoms, particularly struck our eye, as well as this retro-style “Free Palestine” sweatshirt and intricate Palestine/watermelon dish towel. (The sweatshirt is available in two colors and sizes S-3XL.)
Check out the rest of Floral Delight Co.'s Etsy Shop here.
Check out the rest of Floral Delight Co.'s Etsy Shop here.
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Nada's Ink, inspired by cultural heritage and tradition
All of the intricate designs in this Raleigh, North Carolina-based shop are made by Palestinian-American artist and illustrator Nada Esmaeel. We love this Palestine stamp t-shirt, featuring three women in traditional dress, and this vivid print of Palestinian doors and entryways from different Palestinian cities. The store's gorgeous stickers are also standouts!
The shirt is made of 100% ring-spun cotton and comes in unisex sizes S-2XL; the print comes in three sizes.
Check out the rest of Nada's Ink Etsy shop here.
The shirt is made of 100% ring-spun cotton and comes in unisex sizes S-2XL; the print comes in three sizes.
Check out the rest of Nada's Ink Etsy shop here.
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Zaytoona Stitches, a tatreez embroidery-themed shop
Palestinian artist Huba named her store after the olives and olive trees of Palestine, which have been symbols of strength, resilience and hope for generations of Palestinians. Her products feature gorgeous traditional Palestinian embroidery (tatreez) on everything from sweatshirts and aprons to bookmarks and pendant jewelry.
The pictured sweatshirt is available in three colors, in sizes XS-3XL and as a t-shirt.
Check out the rest of the Zaytoona Stitches shop here.
The pictured sweatshirt is available in three colors, in sizes XS-3XL and as a t-shirt.
Check out the rest of the Zaytoona Stitches shop here.
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Stitch4Pali, with Palestine-themed accessories
This Los Angeles-based Etsy shop offers pins, stickers, sweatshirts and hats (in baseball cap and bucket hat styles) emblazoned with the Palestinian flag and symbolic watermelons.
Take a look at all the store's offerings here.
Take a look at all the store's offerings here.
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The Pali Designs, a mother-daughter owned store
Owned by a Palestinian mother-daughter duo, this store offers colorful embroidered goods and unique stickers that show support for Palestinians. We especially dug this floral embroidered tote and "Free Palestine" watermelon sticker.
Take a look at The Pali Design's full shop.
Take a look at The Pali Design's full shop.
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The Art Of Weeping's expressive prints, cards and stickers
Palestinian artist Mary Hazboun shares her impactful black-and-white illustrations through her Chicago-based Etsy shop. Her work brings to life the resistance of Palestinian women amidst genocide, trauma and forced migration.
We love this set of six cards; Hazboun's prints and stickers are also striking.
Check out all of The Art Of Weeping store at Etsy.
We love this set of six cards; Hazboun's prints and stickers are also striking.
Check out all of The Art Of Weeping store at Etsy.
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PSERoots, which pairs incredible embroidery with a modern twist
This Virginia-based small business employs Palestinian women from refugee camps in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan; the artisans handcraft incredible embroidered goods like this olive-themed coaster set and this vibrant pillow cover duo. (The coasters come in a pack of six and the pillow covers includes two silk shams.)
Take a look at the rest of PSERoots' shop here.
Take a look at the rest of PSERoots' shop here.
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Bint Bandora, with thoughtful prints and apparel
Located in Portland, Oregon, this Palestinian-American artist's shop is inspired by love for Palestine and hopes to serve as a reminder of Palestinian liberation. We especially love this Solidarity with Palestine print, which reads "No one is free until we are all free."
Check out the rest of the store's items here.
Check out the rest of the store's items here.