Wadi Rum long skirt in linen and hand-embroidered
Wadi Rum long skirt in linen and hand-embroidered
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
The Wadi Rum long skirt is a lightweight and breathable skirt made of 100% natural linen, ideal for the spring-summer season. Linen guarantees comfort, freshness on the skin, and a fluid fit.
The embroideries are handmade in Jordan by Palestinian refugee women, using traditional Middle Eastern cultural techniques. The embroideries are finely crafted within the pleats of the skirt.
The skirt features an elastic waistband for a comfortable and adaptable fit and is completed with a removable hand-embroidered belt, which defines the waistline and adds a distinctive detail.
A hand-embroidered linen skirt, produced in Jordan with authentic artisanal craftsmanship, combining contemporary design and textile tradition.
Perfect to pair with linen shirts, essential tops, or light blazers for an elegant summer look.
WHY CHOOSE IT?
- 100% natural linen: lightweight, breathable and ideal for spring/summer
- Handmade artisanal embroidery: each pair of trousers is unique, hand-embroidered by Palestinian women refugees in Jordan
- Essential and versatile cut: thanks to the elasticated back, it adapts perfectly to all body shapes, enhancing them
- Comfort and fluid fit: soft on the skin, the trousers fall perfectly, enhancing the figure
- Part of the Jordan Collection: contemporary design and ethical craftsmanship
COMPOSITION
100% linen
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
- Hand wash or machine wash at max 30°C on a delicate cycle
- Use neutral detergent
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron at medium temperature
PART OF THE JORDAN COLLECTION
Each garment is hand-made by Jordanian artisans.
The embroideries are hand-crafted by Palestinian women refugees in Jordan.
Discover more about the Wadi Rum skirt
The Wadi Rum skirt combines natural linen and handmade embroidery crafted in Jordan by Palestinian refugee women. The motif is inspired by the Rebaba, an ancient Bedouin musical instrument, transforming a cultural tradition into a contemporary textile detail.
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