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Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers - Free delivery for orders over 500 NIS to the West Bank and Jerusalem - Exclusive limited-time offers
A traditional party favor box designed specifically for wedding occasions, particularly for "Henna" night or the bride's wedding..
Product Details:
Design:The box is made of reinforced cardboard with a transparent (PVC) window that allows the inner content to be seen.
Visual Identity:The box features patterns inspired by traditional Palestinian embroidery and includes a drawing of a bride wearing an embroidered Palestinian dress.
Phrases:The box bears the phrase "Sweetest Bride" in red, a common phrase used in bridal packages and preparations in Palestine and Jordan.
Usage:These boxes are used for small souvenirs (party favors) such as incense, musk, chocolates, or Palestinian bracelet cookies, to be given to guests at henna parties or weddings.