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That is when importing velvet from Germany to Palestine in 1860 became the ‘new’ and special trend to the bridal dress
this thobe is distinguished for the rich embroidery on the sides of it called “Banayeq”
The embroidery is done in the shape of 6 wide straight lines called ‘Al-orouq’ which means branches in Arabic and can be seen on the sides of the thobe ‘Al-Banayeq’
What distinguishes this thobe too is the use of various types of stitches and fabric in the making of it
The shawl is off-white decorated with a piece of cashmere
Jerusalem - Bridal Thobe (Al-Sarma) That is when importing velvetArea: Jerusalem Known by the name Al Sarma, this dress is made of cotton velvet or silk fabric in purple color or any other color. It is influenced by the Turkish Ottoman style and consists of one or two pieces. The embroidery on this dress is done with shiny silver threads using stitches called Al Laff and Al Tehshaya. The embroidery covers a big part of the lower area of the dress including the sleeves and takes the shape of different floral
