"She stays true to the original stitch and pattern, Hama gives herself a poetic license in the design of the piece. Take for example the dress worn by the Queen of Belgium on her recent trip to Jordan. An embroidered dress part modern part traditional beautifully depicting the importance of cross culture."
HAMA is proud to be featured in an Associated Press story highlighting the resilience of Palestinian Tatreez and the organizations preserving this centuries-old tradition. The article explores how embroidery is more than a craft,it is a living expression of identity, history, and cultural resistance. Through HAMA’s work alongside organizations such as Inaash, Palestinian heritage continues to empower women, support artisan communities, and inspire a global audience. This feature is a reminder that every stitch carries a story worth preserving.