Recycling jackets with Amazigh embroidery and hand painting is not only environmentally conscious but also a way to honor and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Amazigh Women.
In Our Amazigh culture, the colorful thread has deep symbolic significance and is often used in traditional handicrafts, such as weaving and embroidery. The meanings of the different colors vary by region and tribe, but here are a few examples:
Red: symbolizes strength, passion, and courage.
Blue: represents protection, tranquility, and harmony with nature.
Green: signifies fertility, growth, and the vitality of life.
Yellow: represents wealth, abundance, and prosperity.
White: symbolizes purity, clarity, and spirituality.
Black: represents the unknown, mystery, and the power of the unseen.
Purple: signifies royalty, nobility, and luxury