Qamar

The crescent motif ('irq al-qamar) centered on the chest piece (qubba), with its unique shape and arrangement, closely resembles the version well-known in Bani Naim—a Palestinian town in the Hebron Governorate, just 8 kilometers away, occupying the eastern plateau of the Hebron hills. Historically, it was known as Kfar Barucha.This crescent motif is framed by the sealed rose motif ('irq al-ward al-mukhattam), a pattern deeply documented and inherited in Hebron itself.In Palestinian embroidery, the chest piece is the signature of the dress. And this qubba, with its two distinct motifs, paints a clear identity: a dress from Hebron or one of its neighboring villages, such as Bani Naim.