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The art of wrapping a thoughtful gift
Kraft paper, a length of twine and something from the garden: how to wrap a gift that feels as personal as what is inside. Or let YESLAMU wrap it for you.
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Stories, guides and gift ideas from YESLAMU and the makers behind it.
A beginner's guide to natural soy candles
What makes a good candle, how to burn it so it lasts, and why the makers on YESLAMU pour theirs by hand in small batches.
Embroidery: the slow craft we keep coming back to
From tatreez on a thobe to a single flower in a hoop, embroidery is one of the oldest crafts in the region. We asked our makers why it still matters.
How to care for hand-thrown ceramics
Hand-thrown cups and bowls are made to be used every day. A few simple habits keep their glaze bright and their edges whole for years.
Building a modest capsule wardrobe that lasts
Fewer pieces, better made, all of them working together: a simple plan for a modest wardrobe you can wear from winter to summer.
Why handmade soap is kinder to your skin
Cold-process soap keeps the glycerin that factory bars remove. Here is what that means for your skin, and how to make a bar last.
Inside a maker's workshop in Amman
Clay on the wheel, brushes in jars, orders packed by hand: a morning with one of the small studios that sell on YESLAMU.
