Peace Pins
$10.00
Show your support for Palestine with these stunning embroidered peace pins. Handmade by Palestinian artist Ruh al Hatta. Colors may vary.
SUNBIRD
The Palestine Sunbird (Cinnyris osea), known in Arabic as "Al-Tumayr" (طائر الشمس الفلسطيني), was adopted as the national bird of Palestine in 2015. It is a small, nectar-feeding bird, with the male characterized by its iridescent, metallic blue-green plumage and a long, slender, curved beak. The bird symbolizes Palestinian identity, freedom, and resilience.
HANDALA
Handala is an iconic, 10-year-old cartoon figure created by Palestinian artist Naji al-Ali in 1969, representing a refugee child with his back turned and hands clasped. He symbolizes Palestinian resistance, defiance, and the longing for return to Palestine, remaining barefoot and turning his face away until freedom is achieved.
WATERMELON
The watermelon is a prominent symbol of Palestinian identity and resistance, used because its colors—red, green, white, and black—match the Palestinian flag. It originated as a workaround to 1967 bans on displaying the flag.
MAP
The historical outline of the map of the country of Palestine.
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EVERY PURCHASE IS A DONATION
Peace Love Palestine is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to uplifting Palestinian artisan communities. Every purchase directly supports artisans in Palestine, with 100% of proceeds reinvested into sustaining their craft, families, and traditions. By bringing these rare, handmade goods to the world, Peace Love Palestine helps preserve cultural heritage while creating meaningful opportunities for artisans to thrive.
All our items are made in Palestine by Palestinian Artisans.
ABOUT RUH AL HATTA
Ruh Al Hatta creates beautiful embroidered tee shirts, hoodies, kaftans using the best materials and often showcasing symbolism that embodies Palestinian resilience such as the Palestine Sunbird, watermelon, Handala, and more. This Palestinian artist is based out of Jordan.
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Got a bunch of these for friends at an event and they loved them so much I just ordered more - so many people ask me where I got mine