Jaffa villages - Tahrira Thobe this thobe is simple and

this thobe is simple and traditional in style where it is mainly embroidered on the chest area and the sides of the thobe called ‘Al-banayeq’

The embroidery is done in the shape of 6 wide straight lines called ‘Al-orouq’ which means branches in Arabic and can be seen on the sides of the thobe ‘Al-Banayeq’

The patterns on this thobe are also similar to those found on Bethlehem thobe

Area: North Hebron villages

Jaffa villages - Tahrira Thobe this thobe is simple andArea: Beit Dajan village Jaffa Made of maroon velvet fabric, this thobe is entirely embroidered in bright colors. Gold and silver reed threads are visible on the sides of the thobe, the frontal and back areas, the lower back hem and the sleeves. Initially, it was Bethlehem that was known for the Tahrira stich also named Al Laf, in floral patterns. Other neighboring areas started using that stitch including Jerusalem and Ain Karem village, reaching all