All items are made in Palestine. They are produced with “mansoury” textile from Hebron city and sewn and printed by Zeidanco , in Bethlehem city. All designs are by Qastina.
Ka'ak: A popular bread served in Palestine and other countries in the Levant. It's oval shape is crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and covered in sesame seeds.
Bateekha: The design watermelon “bateekha” is inspired from the original design by the artist Khaled Khourani
About Qastina Designs: Ayed Arafah, artist and founder of Qastina, was inspired by his mother's recipes which she taught him over the phone while he was traveling abroad and missing the taste of home. He founded the company in hopes to keep the legacy of his people and their culture alive with a focus on the notion of resilience that is demonstrated through these old recipes that are being passed down through generations. With every dish there is a story and with every story is an opportunity to resurrect its history and affirm the future of its people. We hope that you will enjoy being part of keeping Qastina alive
15.5x11.5in
Every purchase directly supports the Arab American National Museum's mission to document, preserve, and celebrate Arab American history and culture. As the nation's first and only museum dedicated to Arab American history, your support helps us continue our educational programs and exhibitions.
Items in our collections are carefully curated to represent authentic cultural traditions and craftsmanship. We partner with artisans and suppliers, both national and international, who share our commitment to quality and cultural authenticity.
AANM members save 20% on all purchases. Become a member today to enjoy discounts while supporting our mission to preserve and share Arab American heritage.
All items are made in Palestine. They are produced with “mansoury” textile from Hebron city and sewn and printed by Zeidanco , in Bethlehem city. All designs are by Qastina.
Ka'ak: A popular bread served in Palestine and other countries in the Levant. It's oval shape is crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and covered in sesame seeds.
Bateekha: The design watermelon “bateekha” is inspired from the original design by the artist Khaled Khourani
About Qastina Designs: Ayed Arafah, artist and founder of Qastina, was inspired by his mother's recipes which she taught him over the phone while he was traveling abroad and missing the taste of home. He founded the company in hopes to keep the legacy of his people and their culture alive with a focus on the notion of resilience that is demonstrated through these old recipes that are being passed down through generations. With every dish there is a story and with every story is an opportunity to resurrect its history and affirm the future of its people. We hope that you will enjoy being part of keeping Qastina alive
15.5x11.5in
Support Our Mission
Every purchase directly supports the Arab American National Museum's mission to document, preserve, and celebrate Arab American history and culture. As the nation's first and only museum dedicated to Arab American history, your support helps us continue our educational programs and exhibitions.
Museum Quality
Items in our collections are carefully curated to represent authentic cultural traditions and craftsmanship. We partner with artisans and suppliers, both national and international, who share our commitment to quality and cultural authenticity.
Membership Benefits
AANM members save 20% on all purchases. Become a member today to enjoy discounts while supporting our mission to preserve and share Arab American heritage.
