Ottoman Embroidered Cushion Made by Somalian refugees In communities throughout South Sudan

In communities throughout South Sudan

These embroidered earstuds highlight the varied heritage and unique cultural narratives of refugee artisans

Zigzag lines represent the traditional caravan routes that Tuareg traders took to transport salt across the desert by camel

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Ottoman Embroidered Cushion Made by Somalian refugees In communities throughout South SudanCrafted by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon. This intricate cushion cover is embroidered by Syrian refugee women in Lebanon, rebuilding their lives one thread at a time. Made in partnership with Oshana. Size: 50cm x 35cm Materials: Cotton thread on linen fabric Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and colour.