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This intricate cushion cover is embroidered by Syrian refugee women in Lebanon
the crescent of the new moon signifies the beginning and end of fasting
One of the most famous stories about the origin of the lantern as a symbol of Ramadan is that the Fatimid Caliph used to go out on the night before Ramadan along with children
Crafted by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon
Vegan leather
Mahi-Mahi Gold Studs in Teal Dolls This intricate cushion cover isCrafted by refugees from Myanmar and Afghanistan living in Malaysia These embroidered earstuds highlight the varied heritage and unique cultural narratives of refugee artisans. The patterns are inspired by landscapes of Myanmar and Middle Eastern tile designs. Made in partnership with Earth Heir. Size: 1. 2cm x 1cm Materials: Stainless steel with gold plating Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and
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