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by Nienke Galjaard
Giving a destroyed history a new future
Aleppo soap has been prepared with a traditional recipe for hundreds of years. Before the war there were about three hundred family businesses that produced this soap in Syria, but the war made the production impossible. The soap, which was widely used in Syria, is connected to countless stories and memories. Will these stories also disappear with the disappearance of the craft, or can we give them and the product a new future? GHAR shares the stories and memories associated with Aleppo soap.
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