The Watermelon Shopper
The Watermelon Shopper
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What's it all about?
In 1967, after the 6 day war, Israel took control of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. It also criminalised public displays of the Palestinian flags. During this time, the symbols of the watermelon featuring red, white, green and black of the Palestinian flag, were used as a means to circumvent the restrictions. As the fruit naturally grows in the region, protestors also had easy access to them and would therefore carry slices during demonstrations.
The ban of the Palestinian flag was later lifted after the signing of a series of interim peace agreements called the Oslo Accords in 1993 but the symbol remained and is still used today.
The full story can be found here.
Today as the atrocities continue to take place on the people of Gaza, these watermelon shoppers are our way of silently showing support for the people of Gaza, that they have not been forgotten and we stand by them on a humanitarian front. We'd like as many people as possible to use these as a reminder to our government that the war in Gaza must stop.
How does the purchase of this bag help the people of Gaza?
The bag itself costs £7, £3.50 is its cost price and the balance after card fees have been deducted goes to Medical Aid Palestine who are on the ground working with those injured, however we are constantly reviewing which charity has best access to the people of Gaza as our key objective is to get financial aid reliably to the people of Gaza.
What is the bag made of?
- Bag 4 Life - Shiny Gloss Finish
- Laminated & Woven PP
- Strong & Waterproof
- 120gsm
- 39cm Height x 50cm Wide x 20cm Deep
- 100% Profits To Medical Aid For Palestinians
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Sikhana Luxury Bath Salts made from?
Sikhana Luxury Bath Salts are mineral-rich salt blends infused with heritage fragrances inspired by Pakistani landscapes. They are vegan, contain no animal-derived ingredients, and are suitable for all skin types.
How much do Sikhana Bath Salts cost?
The 280g jar is £36. A refill pouch is available at £18, making it a sustainable and economical choice.
How do you use Sikhana Bath Salts?
Dissolve 2–3 scoops in warm water and soak for 15–20 minutes. Follow with Sikhana Body Oil, Roll-On Perfume, and Hand Lotion for the full scent-layering ritual.
Are Sikhana Bath Salts a good gift?
Yes. They make a meaningful luxury gift as part of the bundle with the body oil, hand creams & roll on perfumes for birthdays, and Mother's Day — heritage-inspired, beautifully packaged, and unlike anything else on the market.
How many baths does one jar provide?
One 280g jar provides 4 to 6 luxurious baths, depending on how much you use per bath.
What scents are available?
8 heritage scents:
Chambelli Ka Phool (Jasmine & Honeysuckle),
Punjab Da Gulab (Tuberose & Orange Leaves),
Walled City of Lahore (Oud & Amber),
Hunza Blossoms (Tuberose & Peony),
Margalla Hills of Islamabad (Black Pomegranate & Cardamom),
K — Khadija (Bergamot & Oud),
A — Aisha (Vanilla & Oud), and
F — Fatima (Rose Musk).
