The Jerusalem Mosaic Keffiyeh draws its palette from the decorated courtyards and ancient tilework of old Jerusalem — a living canvas of colour that echoes the vibrancy of Palestinian embroidery across centuries. On a deep black cotton ground, zigzag stripes of red, green, yellow, blue and white pulse and interweave like the interlocking stones of a mosaic: green for the rolling olive groves, red for the pomegranate’s sweetness and the martyr’s sacrifice, yellow for wheat fields catching the morning sun, blue for the Mediterranean and the open sky above, white for the eternal clarity of Jerusalem itself. Brilliant crimson fringe runs along every edge — a joyful flourish that celebrates Palestinian life and colour. Measuring 120×120 cm (47×47 inches) and woven from 85% cotton and 15% high-quality synthetic fibres at 170 g/m², the cloth is warm and breathable, wicking moisture and shielding against dust and wind. It drapes magnificently as a shawl, a headwrap, or a scarf — a wearable mosaic that carries the story of a people and their land in every thread.