Culture Crate

We’re so happy I announce that we’ll be at the NYC Eid Market & Festival on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
You can get a saboon crate and other goodies at our booth on Steinway!

We’re so excited to share that Culture Crate will be at the Boston Ramadan Night Market ✨
Join us February 27 and 28 at Boston City Hall from 9 PM to 1 AM.
Come by our table, say salam, and explore our Saboon Crates in person. We can’t wait to see you there 🤍

RAMADAN POP UPS 🌙

We’re popping up in Boston and NYC this Ramadan! join us at the Ramadan Night Markets and our Saboon Workshop.

Come celebrate cultural practice, community, and saboon with us.

Don’t see us at your vendor fair? Email [email protected]
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Ramadan Mubarak 🌙
May this holy month bring peace, closeness to family, and move us closer to justice and a free Palestine.
In the spirit of gratitude this Ramadan, enjoy 20% off all items at Culture Crate.
Use code RAMADAN20 at checkout.
Wishing a blessed month to all who are observing!

Ramadan Mubarak 🌙
May this holy month bring peace, closeness to family, and move us closer to justice and a free Palestine.
In the spirit of gratitude this Ramadan, enjoy 20% off all items at Culture Crate.
Use code RAMADAN20 at checkout.
Wishing a blessed month to all who are observing.

Our Saboon Crates are now on the shelves at MINARA | Culture Salon x Café ✨
You can find them in person at Minara, the perfect stop for meaningful holiday gifts rooted in culture, craft, and tradition.
📍 361 Huron Ave, Cambridge, MA
🕔 Daily hours 5 to 11 pm
Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Pick one up for yourself or gift one this season 🤍

The Saboon Crate is more than a kit - it’s a living piece of history.
🌿 Discover the UNESCO-recognized art of Nabulsi soap-making
💡 Experience a 1,000+ year-old sustainable craft
💛 Support Palestinian artisans — $1,200 raised so far
📖 Connect with the stories and heritage behind every bar
Order today and be part of preserving a tradition that must not fade.

SOAP MAKING UNDER OCCUPATION
This is not just about soap. It is about land, labor, and the fight to exist.

Olive trees are uprooted.
Farmers are attacked for harvesting their own land.
Factories lose access to oil and workers lose their livelihoods.And still, Palestinians continue to make saboon.

What was once a cycle of sustainability, where nothing went to waste,has become a reflection of dispossession.
Under occupation and facing annexation, even the act of making soap is resistance.

Sustainable Development Goals cannot be achieved under blockade.There is no climate justice, no clean water, no decent work,and no sustainable future while Palestine remains occupied.

This is not just craft. It is continuity, culture, and survival.
Preserving it is an act of defiance.

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