Woolwoman

Emerge from an ongoing research into Palestinian wool, the land it comes from, and the knowledge carried through generations of shepherds and women who work with it.
Beginning with the sheep grazing across Palestinian hills and valleys, our work follows wool through its many transformations: from the shepherds who tend their flocks to the women who wash, card, spin, and weave it by hand. Within these processes live intimate relationships with land, animals, seasons, and inherited knowledge — relationships increasingly threatened by displacement and the erosion of traditional ways of life.
Rooted in research and unfolding through art, Woolwoman brings these material stories into contemporary design. Wool becomes our thread: connecting rural landscapes with lived spaces, ancestral practices with new forms, and the hands that carry this knowledge with those who encounter it.
Each piece is part of an ongoing conversation between material, memory, and place; a way of keeping Palestinian wool present, not only as a heritage to remember, but as a living practice with possibilities for the future.