Campaign Details
About the Designer
A Palestinian graphic designer usually works on humanitarian projects, justice and freedom projects. Mayar believes that art depicts the meaning of justice and freedom and how both these feelings symbolize our life and affect it.
The Design is Inspired by Im Mohammad
There is nothing more heartbreaking than the scene of a Palestinian refugee retrieving oranges from his/her own displaced village by stealth from a house after the village is displaced!
Im Mohammad, another story of a Palestinian refugee, from Kuwait to the village of Fajah – vicinities of Jaffa, the village that was ethnically cleansed in 1948 was famous for its oranges. In 1948 the Palestinian Village was demolished completely in 1948, and new Israeli houses were built on top of the destroyed houses. Today, all what’s left of Fajah are a couple of Palestinian graves, the village is currently incorporated into “Petah Tikva” district.
Im Mohammad “Coming back is such an indescribable feeling! I’m in heaven”.
For the full story watch the video: https://www.facebook.com/Tarek.Ziad.Bakri/videos/10156531451040845
Product Details
- Double-sided printing
- Spun polyester material with black laminate interior
- Cotton web handles
- Products are proudly printed in the United States
All products are made to order and printed to the best standards available. They do not include embellishments, such as rhinestones
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