Heritage you can hold. Stitched by hands that learned it seventy years ago.
Our resident ladies carry a dying art in their fingertips: Palestinian and Jordanian tatreez. This program turns their craft into treasured products — and their afternoons into purpose.
Cushions, wall pieces, and keepsakes stitched in the embroidery circle of the Ladies' Majlis — each piece signed with the maker's first name and her story card. Every purchase funds the residents' activities fund directly.
Monthly open workshops where the ladies teach the stitches — to granddaughters, design students, and anyone who wants the heritage to live on. The teachers are the elders. As it should be.