Water Melon &the key

• Memory That Grows Back

  This design is a tribute to the resilience of land and identity—two things repeatedly uprooted, yet always remembered.

  • The Watermelon: Once banned as a symbol, this fruit has become a quiet rebellion—its red flesh and green rind echoing the Palestinian flag. It stands for forbidden joy, survival, and defiance that refuses to be erased. The pattern might abstract the watermelon into circular geometry or dye gradients, bringing playfulness to protest.
  • The Key: Carried by generations of displaced landowners, the key embodies the right of return. Its silhouette can be layered into your scarf prints like a relic, aged and radiant, anchoring the wearer to memory.
  • Landowner Abstraction: Through minimalist motifs or symbolic embroidery—such as faded title deeds, doorways, or fields—the design pays homage to those who held the land and still hold its memory. This abstraction creates a space of reverence, where textile becomes testimony.

Size 72- 245cm
Fabric : Silk stain