Syrian Saya Kashmir Fabric-seven Kings

Syrian Saya Kashmir Fabric-seven KingsThis traditional Saya fabric is a blend of silk and cotton. It was woven in Syria and brought to Palestine. The fabric al Saya is a type of conventional textile made from silk or satin, which gives it a distinct shine and soft texture. It was commonly used in the Levant, especially in Syria, Palestine, Jordan, and Lebanon, and is often associated with traditional and rural clothing. Usage: Al Saya is used to decorate the Palestinian thobe, either as a

top-weight garments

transparent fabric woven in a canvas style using crepe twist yarns

particularly in the weft direction

width 140 cm

Examples of Al-Saya Use:

making it thicker

In some regions

This material is opaque

tapestries

Lycra fabric is often blended with materials like cotton or polyester to enhance the elasticity of everyday clothing

• The Palestinian Qumbaz:

The raw silk carries an irregular texture yet is as magnificent as pure silk