Treat your important guests, give gifts to your parents, and bring the flowers you receive. The carefully stitched hand stitching adds a nice accent. ◆ About the traditional culture used ●Kafiya● A textile that has long been cherished as a sunshade for farmers. It is the only remaining workshop in Palestine, producing 180 pieces daily. It is also used as a cultural symbol in traditional dance costumes and school uniforms. ◆ About the creator "Aisha Design" Aisha, a Palestinian, works under the title × environmental designer and creates products that combine upcycled materials with traditional culture. With the desire for people to learn about their hometown, often called a "conflict zone," through culture, she employs people from areas that especially need income, and promotes courses to prevent plastic waste and tree planting in the community, making her a truly wonderful woman who pushes forward with dedication. I learned about her work through social media and wanted to introduce it in Japan, so I reached out to her. ◆ What is the situation in Palestine I don't think many people know what kind of place Palestine is, what kind of life and problems it faces. I, Takahashi, the representative of Chopsticks, encountered the local area through a homestay. Until then, the image of conflict was strong, and I couldn't imagine life at all. I think reading my stay notes will make you feel even more traveling, （https://note.com/kakehashi_pale/m/m70c26db08307) Palestine has a strong Osaka vibe—to put it negatively, it's a meddlesome place, but on the nice, even foreigners are welcome. Both the scenery and food are steeped in history, and the locals take pride in the local culture. At the end of the 19th century, in this region where various religions coexisted side by side, a movement called for a country made up of only one ethnic group Coming from the West, Palestine came under occupation, and even though freedom was not in reach, life continued, Visiting such a place, I wanted to live in a world where people, culture, and nature are valued as a matter of course, and to work with these people by multiplying them—so I started using chopsticks.