Before synthetic fast fashion dominated global markets, Syrian weavers set the gold standard in damask and silk brocade. Today, reviving these artisan looms in Aleppo and Damascus offers a viable, high-value export model capable of providing sustainable livelihoods to thousands of skilled craftsmen.
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Rebuilding the Levant Silk and Textile Corridors: A Manufacturer’s Perspective
An industrial analysis of the historic textile trade and the commercial opportunity in revitalizing Syria’s artisanal heritage for global luxury markets.
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