Hama Skirt blue meets blue Restoration began in steps: archaeologists

Restoration began in steps: archaeologists documented surviving pieces

and craftspeople recorded architectural details so they could be rebuilt accurately

Every order provides work for a refugee craftswoman in our sewing network

The surface pattern shifts between raised dots and linear woven sections

Hama Skirt blue meets blue Restoration began in steps: archaeologistsThe pattern on this skirt reflects rhythm and repetition. Hama is known for its large wooden water wheels, the nawreij, set along the Orontes River. For centuries, these wheels lifted river water into the citys gardens, homes, and orchards through a system of aqueducts. The turning of the wheels created a low, continuous sound that people in Hama grew up with not as an attraction, but as part of daily life. Their presence marked time: seasons of