Hebron - South Hebron - Al Dhahiriya reaching all the way to

reaching all the way to Beit Dajan village in Jaffa and other areas as well

It is named Al-Aghbani in reference to the silk fabric that carries that name and is imported from Homs and Aleppo in Syria

and the lower back hem called “Al-Shinyar”

The back and front shoulders are also embroidered using “Tahriri” threads

this thobe was famous in the past for its special silk fabric known as “Ikat” which is a type of fabric mainly woven in several cities in Syria especially in Aleppo

Hebron - South Hebron - Al Dhahiriya reaching all the way toArea: South Hebron villages Made of black polyester fabric, the thobe is embroidered in red silk threads with some additional colours. The embroidery is done in floral and different geometrical patterns, of which the most common is the triangular shape on the chest area called aqwas which means arches in Arabic. In the middle of the arches, we can see other floral and geometrical patterns. The sides are completely covered in triangular shapes, in