Haraka Baraka offers a unique introduction to the Arabic language

The photographer collective Beirut Beitna (Beirut my home) started in the wake of the catastrophic explosion in Beirut in 2020 that destroyed over 300

The stone used is Lapis Lazuli locally from Afghanistan

Grown in Aleppo's fertile soil and sunny climate

Serveringsbakke med fliser Variant:Oliven Haraka Baraka offers a uniqueHandmade trays from Palestine tiles are printed and made in Palestine just like the wood crafts. Perfect size for serving coffee, snacks or other things in bed and on the sofa. Each purchase supports the women and their families towards financial independence and the spread of Palestinian design and culture.