Rakhla: The City of Wine and Poetry in the Memory of its daughters
Habuba Kabira, clay bricks are drying – at the edge of the village, because there is enough space
The general structure of the example dome house in Taanayel (Libanon) before the end of the construction process
The dome house in Taanayel: final touches
The dome house in Taanayel: building the dome
Paintings in Hananiya church in Bab Tuma quarter
A group of domed houses in the village of Shaykh Hilal
A modern building and a traditional mud fence in one of the Ghouta fields of Damascus
Horse harness manufacturer in the town of ar-Raqqa
Making of burghul in Yabrud during the sixties
Inside the Hummus shop of Ra’oof al-Tatari
Khan al-Jumruk, general view showing the mosque’s dome and the internal facade of the Khan’s entrance
A room cladded with ‘Ajami decoration in a Damascene house
A room cladded with ‘Ajami decoration in a Damascene house
Bouquet of flowers and fruits in bowls on the wooden panels of Bayt ad-Dahhan (Funduq Qasr al-Mansuriyya), 18th century
Making pickles
Making pickles
Chickpeas
Making pickles
A typical Friday breakfast table in Damascus
Motifs in Hatayi style, Aleppo Room wall frame, early 17th century
Painting of a calligraphy work of a contemporary ‘Ajami decoration
Mary’s girdle in the Saint Mary Church of the Holy Belt, Homs
Aliya Alnuami is experimenting with new ways of painting and decorating ‘Ajami work
Modern interpretations of the traditional craft of ‘Ajami (workshop of Aliya Alnuami)
Modern interpretations of the traditional craft of ‘Ajami (workshop of Aliya Alnuami)
Aliya Alnuami is applying the relief paste on her ‘Ajami-work
Traditional production of animal glue
Processes of the contemporary ‘Ajami handcraft: the application of metal foil
Production of a contemporary ‘Ajami decoration in a Syrian workshop
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Habuba Kabira, clay bricks are drying – at the edge of the village, because there is enough space
