How One Of The Last Dye Houses In Egypt Keeps Ancient Hand Dyeing Alive | Still Standing
Salama Salem has been running his traditional dyehouse in Egypt since 1975. Despite falling demand due to industrial competition and the COVID-19 pandemic, he’s determined to keep one of the country’s oldest dyehouses still standing.
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How One Of The Last Dye Houses In Egypt Keeps Ancient Hand Dyeing Alive | Still Standing
All dyed with ugly synthetic dyes
He could sell to high fashion brands
An Indonesian dyeing factory temporarily went out of business due to the deluge.
Works in dye house Somehow has white shirt
Ur life bad job is having 12children and 40 grand children...
لناس في اسرائيل يا راجل يا ناقص خيبه عليك عريتنا
الله يعطيك العافية ياعم انت وعيالك ويحقق الله أمنيتك بإذن الله.
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they make beautiful colours!
My mam has FOURTY F. O. U. R. T. Y. GRANDKIDS
@BusinessInsider should put link to the website/social media or any other platform of these businesses. After all this channel makes money off of their stories. Links might benefit them more, since it will drive lot of business to them.
The forbidden noodles
Love it.
Salama's passion for his work is no less than Elon Musk's for ...
الله عليك يا استاذ
Nicetomeetyou.Pleasevisitthesiteforabetterexperience
It so satisfying watching the thread being drag into the dye
Verychill
In Indonesia this isnt extinct, like batik and other they have to do tradtional dye method
okay but where can i buy them?
Ilovethisvideo
Oh wow! My mother grew up in that area, just ten minutes on foot from Uncle Salama’s Dye house, and I used to play in these streets as kid when we visited my grandma. Never thought I’d come across a video from Business insider about an odd dye house in ElDarb ElAhmar that you’d easily mess if passed by it. Seems kinda surreal 😀
Me refusing to use instant potatoes and only using real potatoes
Beautiful video yo
That "40yrold stone basin" is an old plastic bath hehe. still really interesting and enjoyable video
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This is what happens when you let a communist government supersede the world's economoy with their cheap labored products
Haveagoodday.Betterexperience
Stunning art ♥
This guy needs to get on Etsy or something.
Noice
I thought they were spaghetti lmao
We’re sending 1 billion dollars of hard working American dollars to Egypt...will they share some money from the profits they made from the yarn to us?
old tech sucks sure got ripped forearms
I hope this video brought some changes for him and got him more clients. We need to support small businesses. Help keep ancient customs alive. It's part of the culture a gem factories and fast fashion is going to destroy soon.
We need more people like him
Chinese again
Where did you get this man from? We in Egypt don't find these old workshops anymore. What beautiful memories
he has a whole dying operation worth of sons
Where do we buy his products at? Is there somewhere online we can order from?
Salama have a site or a way to order his textiles ? Because personally I think that if programs like this are going to segments like these they should not make them for more content but be beneficial to people or family businesses. Like help them start a website to sell their products and services and also write a bio on how for example Salama business is a family-owned business and the processes in which they die their texts.
“Fellahin” means farmers.
40yr old stone basin..it's a mobern bath tub lol
Me not looking at the title: oooo those noodles looks YUMMY
Bless his heart ❤️
I've been watching Insider for a long time, and as an Egyptian I'm very excited to see Egypt in the title of the video!
Great video!!!
💝💝💝💝💝💝
This was interesting asf sad this is the last place that puts so much effort
اول مره بفهم حاجة من غير ترجمة. 😁
لان نص الكلام عربي 😁
Any one who has used hand-dyed material know it is worth ever cent. It really adds so much life to your hand made goods.
Capitalism eating the world
My hungry ass thought this was spaghetti😭
Wonderful work of this hardworking man.
Lol I'm Egyptian and it feels weird to understand what the people in the video are saying
CAN YOU PLEASE START PUTTING THE LINKS OF THE BUSINESSES YOU TAKE MONEY FROM MAKING THESE VIDEOS??? at least the name of the company or something would do
We as consumers need to get over idea that cheaper is better. You get what you pay for is a mantra for a reason. The Chinese has filled Walmart with cheaply made items manufactured and sold so cheaply that they intend for you to just throw them away and buy new. So are you really saving money or just spending more over a long time frame?
Good job
Thought that was spaghetti
Can you please add info of their shops ect? How can we support these businesses?
I have my own one in india
I have bought clothes made with this dye to help support the trade. Keep it going.
Such beautiful and vibrant colors!!! I hope their business survives
"You live to dye"
“40 year old stone basin..” aka- old bathtub liner
why is the voice-over girl shivering off!
Lung cancer likes it 👍🏻
He lived his life it doesn't matter now
I got hungry watching this 😐
Wishing him the best...
I wish this amazing tradition will stay for decades.
I wish the traditions never fall back 😔😔😔😔
This is still done in parts of india
I hope his children and their children and the next generations will continue this legacy.
More than 40 grandchildren. In about another 20 years this man will have fathered and grandfathered an entire town
Watching them dye the yarn is so satisfying, especially when they hit that rhythm
I like how the yellow yarn looks like spaghetti
This is beautiful
I wasn’t aware Pharaohs were such laborers.
Amazing food talent
Shurima! Your emperor is here!
Yet they live in a dumpster
As an Egyptian, I’m so proud of this guy
1:14 40 year old stone basin? Aren’t we looking at a bathtub?
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There’s a difference between mass production, and traditional hand made. And it’s always worth the extra bit of price
BeautifulGirls
extra bit of brice*
What is this
China is actually doing that to a lot of African countries. They move in promising jobs and economic activity but then ship in Chinese workers after the factories are built. Economic colonization all over again for Africa.
Wish the government would recognize the historical value of their work, like in Japan. These people are called National Treasures & the government gives subsidy so that the craft never dies. ..keep on dying. ...
Nooodles....... Wait nvm
He's going to keep on dyeing until he dies.
I hope people will learn this trade and keep it alive!!!
I hope they can survive the invasion of communist China. Please help him!! God bless this guy.
A man no matter he is a man much respect.
I like this traditional method
I pray this wonderful business survives the insanity that the lockdowns have perpetrated.
It’s India bruh
2:27 lmao what
Why am i always crying everytime I would watch videos regarding ancient times, keeping all the traditional works and all that😭
A lot of people in the US would pay for this yarn. The colors look better than the mass produced mess.
He will die working in his factory and then the business like him will be gone - he is solely the force, focus and motivation for this business
He's always "sooo busy" doing his job yet he has the time and money to make 12 kids and have them make 40 grandkids. Please
Someone has to be drunk on something to keep moving foward and this man has his yarns and dyes
Forbidden noodles
Guys help him