Free Palestinian Coloring Pages
Looking for free Palestinian coloring pages you can print at home or in the classroom? Below are three pages taken straight from our coloring books: maamoul cookie molds, a traditional coffee set on a tatreez background, and the Arabic alphabet. Download the PDFs, print as many copies as you need, and start coloring. No sign-up required.
Download Your Free Coloring Pages
1. Palestinian Coffee Set
A dallah coffee pot and cup over a traditional tatreez cross-stitch background. Detailed enough for adults, satisfying for older kids.
Download the coffee page (free PDF)
2. Maamoul Magic
The wooden molds used to shape maamoul, the date-filled cookies baked across Palestine for Eid. A favorite with younger kids; here is one colored in with markers.
Download the maamoul page (free PDF)
3. Arabic Alphabet
All 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet inside a tatreez border. Used by teachers and homeschooling parents as a first introduction to Arabic. Here is the colored reference; the PDF is the blank version ready for crayons.
Download the alphabet page (free PDF)
How to Print
Each PDF prints on standard A4 or US Letter paper. For best results with markers or watercolor, use thicker paper (120gsm or more). You are welcome to print multiple copies for your family or classroom.
Want the Full Books?
These three pages come from our full coloring books, available as printed books shipped worldwide or as instant printable downloads. The download bundle includes all ten books.
The Ultimate Coloring Palestine Download Bundle (Printable)
For Teachers and Parents
Using these pages in a classroom? Our educators page covers age ranges, classroom licensing, and bulk orders, and the homeschool page shows how families build cultural units around the books.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these coloring pages really free?
Yes. The three PDFs on this page are free to download and print, with no sign-up. They are sample pages from our paid books.
Can I use them in my classroom?
Yes, you can print copies for your own class. For school-wide or commercial use, please contact us first.
Are the designs authentic?
Every page is drawn from real Palestinian culture: tatreez embroidery motifs, maamoul molds, traditional coffee sets, and everyday heritage. The same artwork appears in our printed books.