Hira District's Crafts Event Attracts Visitors with Live Demonstrations

The crafts event at the Hira Cultural District has attracted significant visitor interest through live craft demonstrations that showcase traditional artisanal skills. Visitors can observe artisans demonstrating manual manufacturing processes, providing insights into inherited tools and techniques.
 Children can participate in the "little artisan workshop," where they can make pottery and clay, as well as a workshop on creating prayer beads (subhah) to develop their manual skills.
 The events also feature educational segments on the history and cultural significance of handicrafts, highlighting the support provided to artisans.
 Running until November 26, the events aim to engage families and introduce children to traditional crafts through interactive experiences.