S3E8. Tatreez Soul Ties with Fatima

S3E8. Tatreez Soul Ties with Fatima

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S7E6. Tasneem with Amneh from Sarafand [Arabic/عربي]

Send us Fan MailIN THIS EPISODE, we welcome Amneh, the artist and embroiderer behind @sarafand, to talk about her journey into tatreez, her large-scale Chest panels of thobe embroidery murals, and the story of her village, Sarafand, that inspired her page name.Amneh shares how a ...  Show more

S7E5. Introducing Tatreez Talk in Arabic with Tasneem

Send us Fan MailIN THIS EPISODE, Lina and Amanne make a big announcement: Tatreez Talk is officially expanding into Arabic-language episodes, hosted by tatreez artist and educator Tasneem!THE ANNOUNCEMENTTatreez Talk is launching a new arm of the podcast recorded fully in ArabicH ...  Show more

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