Greetings from USA

[Piling]

Kurdish women love jewels but offering some to a Kurdish woman could be seen as a bit… audacious, except for proposal

A decorative things, a bibelot, something that could be exposed in the salon (or hang on a wall) is more neutral.

[Anthea]

Perfume or scented candles seem the easiest

Perhaps a CD or DVD

[Piling]

Make-up. I have never seen one single Kurdish female since I am here without make-up.

[Benny]

I am no fashion expert, but from what I have learned, Kurdish women have very nice clothes (at least on the festival occasions!) Perhaps a shawl would do the trick. Yes, a really nice shawl ( silk perhaps), that would be my choice!

/B

[Anthea]

I am no fashion expert, but from what I have learned, Kurdish women have very nice clothes (at least on the festival occasions!) Perhaps a shawl would do the trick. Yes, a really nice shawl ( silk perhaps), that would be my choice!

/B

Throughout history Kurdish clothes have always been colourful

Sadly the oppressive Islamic indoctrination has subdued them somewhat

There were Kurds for THOUSANDS of years before they were forced to accept Islam

I hope that one day Kurds will free themselves from Islam, especially as it is often used to divide them - Some Kurds being Sunni, some Shia