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Weaving of Beit Jala

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Beit Jala was one of the towns where, until the British Mandate, cotton and wool cloth was woven by hand for the dresses women embroidered.

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  1. Palestinian Embroidery and Traditional Attire ↗

    Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine · section: “Some cotton and wool fabrics were locally produced in Majdal, Gaza, Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Beit Jala.”

    Evidence version: mota-vm-embroidery-and-attire:v1

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HeritageWeaving of Beit Jala is practised in PlaceBeit Jala

Role: One of the towns where cotton and wool cloth was woven

Attributed to Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine (Virtual Museum).

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  1. Palestinian Embroidery and Traditional Attire ↗

    Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine · supports · section: “Some cotton and wool fabrics were locally produced in Majdal, Gaza, Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Beit Jala.”

    Evidence version: mota-vm-embroidery-and-attire:v1

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HeritageWeaving of Beit Jala is a local form of HeritageHand-weaving of cotton and wool

Role: Weaving of Beit Jala: a local form of the tradition

Attributed to Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine (Virtual Museum).

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  1. Palestinian Embroidery and Traditional Attire ↗

    Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine · supports · section: “Some cotton and wool fabrics were locally produced in Majdal, Gaza, Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Beit Jala.”

    Evidence version: mota-vm-embroidery-and-attire:v1

References show the basis of this connection; their count is not a measure of independent corroboration.