This print is based on an old photograph of a young woman harvesting cotton in the Batof Plain. Batof plain is situated in the Lower Galilee region of Palestine, midway between Tiberias and Haifa. Famous for its watermelons.

Rand added her touch to this photograph , that gave it a romantic nostalgic feeling. The scarf that the young is wearing has a special needle work trimming which was known to be used in the Galilee Area. This type of needle work is called Owya - الاوية.

Rand Dabboor is a young Palestinian artist and graphic designer born in Jerusalem. She is known for her unique style of taking old Palestinian photographs, re-presenting their stories in a way that is fresh to the eye. Rand strives through her art to preserve the Palestinian heritage, framing memories of Palestine with beautiful splashes of modern colour. Her artwork is a documentation of the history of Palestine to ensure it is not erased by the occupation.

Rand has participated in different events and exhibitions in Palestine, including national Palestinan women's day and The Sound of Silence gallery at the Mahmoud Darwish museum.

It comes in 2 size:
A4: 21.0 x 29.7 cm
A3: 29.7 x 42 cm