“Good News” post card
$1.50“Good News” post card, oil painting
from Bethlehem, Palestine. by the artist Zaki Baboun.
“I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people” Luke 2:10
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“Handal Palace” Engraving and printing
$780Artist name: Wafa Ibrahim.
Title: “Handal Palace”.
Medium: Ink on paper/engraving and printing (2/4).
Size: 43cmx50cm.
Description: Engraving and printing technique to print the Handal Place with ink on paper.
The Handal Place is one of the most beautiful buildings in Bethlehem area where the artist designed a new structure by cutting and redesigning this building with her imagination to print this piece of art.
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“Have Mercy on me” Post Card
$1“Have Mercy on me, O God, according to your unfailing love” Psalm 51:1
Arabic Calligraphy art by Jabra Mitwasi
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“I never Promised you A Rose Garden” Book
$10“I never Promised you A Rose Garden” book, published by, Diyar Publisher in Bethlehem, in 2015, by Troy Ismir.
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“Identification” Painting
$1,040Title: “Identification”.
Medium: Waving and mixed media on canvas.
Size: 29cmx29cm.
Description: The apartheid wall closed the open space of the place, separated families and families, and divided our areas between them.
The Palestinian was able to overcome all these limits through imagination, contemplation, and regaining the stolen self.
We can imagine what is behind the wall because we know who is behind it.
The old and original drawing technique was used, torn, and then reused on the canvas, as a case of liberating the meaning of the work that was produced in a different time context, dominated by emotions and feelings, and reproducing it again, liberated from itself with its deconstructive and critical dimension.
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“Inheritage” Laptop Bag
$165laptop bag that combines traditional Palestinian crochet techniques with modern design. It contains a recycled plastic, “Inheritage” blends Palestinian heritage and sustainable style. Durable, spacious, and ethically made, it’s the perfect bag for conscious consumers.
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“Invention of History” Book
Original price was: $25.$20Current price is: $20.“Invention of History” book published in 2015, edited by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb.
The book analyzes major theological trends and shifts of the twentieth century, and focuses on the Interplay, between Theology and Politics, regarding Israel and Palestine.
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“Ishek” Mug
$15Handmade Mug with the word “Ishek” which means LOVE. Food-safe, with a lead-free glazing. Dishwasher and microwave-safe too.
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“Jareeda 2” Artwork
$625“Jareeda 2” artwork, by Lyn Elias, explores the connection between news, and art.
she is using recycled newspaper, and mandalas.
This shows how ordinary things, can become creative.
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“Jareeda1” Artwork
$625“Jareeda 1” artwork, by Lyn Elias, explores the connection between news, and art.
she is using recycled newspaper (Jareeda), and mandalas.
This shows how ordinary things, can become creative.
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“Jerusalem at Night” Post Card
$1Art from Palestine: “Jerusalem at Night” Post Card by the artist Taleb Dweik
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“Jerusalem Gates” Stone Stand
$18Bring the spirit of Jerusalem into your home, with this handcrafted stone stand.
Inspired by the Old City’s seven gates:
handmade Jerusalem Gate stone stand
old city of Jerusalem has 7 open Gates called:
1- Damascus Gate
2 Golden Gate
3- Herod’s Gate
4- Jaffa Gate
5- Lion’s Gate
6- Mugharbi Gate
7- Bab an-Nabi Dawud GateIt’s made in Bethlehem by a Dar al-Kalima University graduate.
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“Jerusalem: Religious, National and International Dimensions” Book
Original price was: $21.$16Current price is: $16.Key to Peace looks at why Jerusalem is so important in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It explores the city’s religious meaning, recent events, and the problems facing its people.
Based on new research from Dar al-Kalima University, this book helps us understand Jerusalem and why it matters for peace.
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“Karima Abboud كريمة عبود” Book
$12“Karima Abboud كريمة عبود” book, published by Diyar Publisher, in 2011 by:
Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb, Ahmad Mruuat and Dr. Issam Nassar.
Discover the remarkable story of Karima Abboud, Palestine’s pioneering female first photographer.
This book celebrates her life, work, and enduring legacy, showcasing her extraordinary contributions to preserving Palestinian history, and culture, through the lens of her camera.
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