Syrian Saya Kashmir Fabric-seven Kings

Syrian Saya Kashmir Fabric-seven KingsThis traditional Saya fabric is a blend of silk and cotton. It was woven in Syria and brought to Palestine. The fabric al Saya is a type of conventional textile made from silk or satin, which gives it a distinct shine and soft texture. It was commonly used in the Levant, especially in Syria, Palestine, Jordan, and Lebanon, and is often associated with traditional and rural clothing. Usage: Al Saya is used to decorate the Palestinian thobe, either as a

top-weight garments

*Colors may vary on different screens

semi-synthetic fibers such as rayon

Width: 80 cm

In some regions

We encourage all tatreez to stitch their thobes in the diaspora to keep this conventional practice thriving

Italian satin fabric is both stylish and graceful

A belt made from colorful saya fabric is worn around the waist and typically matches the colors of the thobe

It can be used for multiple purposes

colors differ

This traditional Saya fabric is a blend of silk and cotton

This super smooth and crisp fabric can be used as a high-fashion material and used in clothing like silk sarees and suit sets