Interior Design

On Weaving Palestinian Heritage – Feature by Everything is Political

This feature by Everything Is Political, written by Ayesha Le Breton, traces my ongoing work with wool as both material and method—rooted in Palestinian landscapes, shaped by loss, and carried forward through experimentation. The article reflects on a largely self-taught practice that emerges in the absence of traditional continuity, where weaving becomes a way to […]

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‘The Art of Resistance’, At Harper’s Bazaar Interiors Arabia Magazine

Blog, Interior Design / By Lara Salous

Harper’s Bazaar Interiors magazine recently published an article about my work titled “The Art of Resistance.” This article sheds light on my practice and my critical work to preserve the Palestinian heritage craft of weaving through my social enterprise, Woolwoman. Thanks to Ayesha S. Shehmir, the magazine editor, for writer Jumana Abdel-Razzaq, and the photographer

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The Beauty of Handmade Palestinian Wool: A Labor of Love

Blog, Crafts, Home Decor, Interior Design / By Lara Salous

Creating handmade wool is a labour-intensive process that requires dedication, attention to detail, and a deep appreciation for the craft. The wool I work with comes from original local Palestinian breed sheep, sheared just once a year. It is important to me that these sheep are not hybrid with non-local breeds, as their wool would

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