Tiraz Centre is pleased to host Open Embroidery Days — a quiet, communal space where practitioners of tatreez in Amman are invited to bring their ongoing work to stitch, observe, and exchange knowledge. Participants sit and work alongside one another, sharing patterns, stories, and occasionally materials, in an atmosphere shaped by mutual respect and care…

Tiraz Centre has concluded its 2025–2026 training programme focused on strengthening the skills and knowledge of embroiderers in traditional techniques and motifs across the Levant. Over more than 24 training days, the programme reached over 17 artisan women, deepening their practice through hands-on learning and exchange of regional embroidery knowledge.

Tiraz Centre has introduced a new interactive screen and digital map, offering visitors a more engaging way to explore the collection. This addition allows for deeper access to information on selected textiles, including high-resolution images that reveal the intricate details of embroidery, techniques, and motifs. Designed to enrich the visitor experience, the feature provides layered…

Tiraz Centre opens “My Love: Marriage and Love Through the Eyes of Female Artists in Korea and Jordan,” an exhibition bringing together traditional bridal dresses from South Korea and Jordan in a shared dialogue on love, memory, and craftsmanship. It highlights the dress of Qastina village and stories from Gaza, where embroidery reflects lived histories…

Tiraz Centre is pleased to host the launch of Returning by Palestinian artist, curator, and art historian Vera Tamari. The book draws on family archives and photographs from Tamari’s father, documenting life in Jerusalem and Jaffa before 1948, and reflects on memory, displacement, and the idea of return through a deeply personal and visual narrative.…