Asira Al-Shamaliya Heritage Frame

The Asira Al-Shamaliya Heritage Frame is a handcrafted layered heritage artwork inspired by Asira Al-Shamaliya, Palestine. Designed to celebrate the village's identity, history, landscape, and local traditions, it brings together meaningful landmarks and cultural symbols in a timeless display piece.

The design features a 3D model of the Abu Khalil Mosque, an important landmark connected to the character and heritage of Asira Al-Shamaliya. It also includes a 3D map of the village and a 3D Handala figure, representing Palestinian identity, memory, resilience, and the enduring connection to the homeland. The background artwork showcases the Beit Al-Zaki tree, a distinctive local landmark that reflects the village's deep connection to its land and natural heritage.

Traditional olive branches frame the composition, representing the olive tree's lasting place in Palestinian culture, agriculture, and identity. The design is completed with Al-Zunnar, adding a traditional cultural element that reflects the clothing, craftsmanship, and heritage passed down through generations. Finished in an elegant black, white, and muted gold color palette, every element has been thoughtfully arranged to capture the unique character of Asira Al-Shamaliya.

With its layered construction and premium wooden shadow-box frame, this piece adds depth and meaning to any home, office, or heritage collection while preserving the memory and identity of one of Palestine's cherished villages.

Size: 23 × 32 × 6 cm
Material: Wooden shadow-box frame, layered printed components, 3D-printed elements, and printed artwork.

Note: Each frame is carefully assembled by hand. Minor variations in texture and finish are part of the craftsmanship, making every piece uniquely yours.