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Hebron Glass (Natsheh Glass & Ceramic Factory)
Hebron / Halhul, West Bank (traditional source for Jerusalem glassware)
What Hebron Glass (Natsheh Glass & Ceramic Factory) is known for
The Natsheh family operates two of the three remaining glass factories near Hebron, blowing vessels by techniques traced to Phoenician and Roman-era glassmaking that early-19th-century travelers recorded some 150 local glassworkers practicing. Their cobalt and amber glass, sold through Jerusalem shops and fair-trade networks, is still shaped by mouth over an open flame rather than cast or pressed.
Best for — Traditional hand-blown colored glass vases and ornaments
Hand-blown glass, Hebron
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