S1E16. History of Thread in Tatreez with Wafa Ghanim from Tatreez and Tea

Send us Fan Mail16. [BONUS EPISODE] HISTORY OF THREAD IN TATREEZ WITH WAFA FROM TATREEZ AND TEAWAFA GHNAIM IS A RESEARCHER, ARCHIVIST, AND THE FACE BEHIND TATREEZ AND TEA (@tatreezandtea). If you haven't already heard her story, it’s a MUST listen. Search for episode #4 to check it out (link is also below).In this bonus episode, we’re bringing back Wafa Ghnaim for a special bonus release to discuss thread over time in Palestinian tatreez. Thread, as Wafa so eloquently shares, offers us a much more nuanced understanding of cultural heritage, gender roles, and Palestinian tradition when we double click on its production and consumption of thread in tatreez.You’ll hear about:>> 1:06: Types of threads historically used in Palestinian embroidery>> 4:13: Transition from locally-made thread to mass production>> 7:00: External influences on thread in tatreez i.e. colonialism, trade>> 12:25: Cultural heritage traditions of thread in tatreez>> 17:20: Common threads between indigenous communities >> 20:28: Thread dyes>> 25:00: Embroidery floss versus pearl cotton>> 28:50: Thread color language / literacy in tatreez historyRate, Review, & Follow on Your Favorite Podcast Platform“I love Palestinian embroidery and Tatreez Talk.” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us elevate the vibrant narratives of Palestinian embroiderers and support more tatreez-ers — just like you — in learning more about tatreez and connecting with each other. You can find us on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and others -- just scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let us know what you loved most about the episode!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the podcast. We’re adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the feed and, if you’re not following, there’s a good chance you’ll miss out. Follow now!Links mentioned in this episode:>> Episode #4 | Preserving Palestinian History through Tatreez with Wafa from Tatreez and Tea>> Choosing a Color Palette, Tatreez Color Guide by Tatreez and Tea [blog post]>> Thobna by Wafa Ghnaim for color palette scheme over various time periods and regions>> Encyclopedia of Embroidery from the Arab World by Gillian Vogelsang-Eastwood>> Embroidering Identities by Iman Saca [free PDF download]>> Palestinian Costume by Shelagh Weir>> Hand-dying workshops at Tiraz CentreBoycott Resolute RGL. Click here for more information.Follow us @tatreeztalkFollow Amanne @minamanne & Lina @linasthobe