Manufacturing of spools in the textile factory of the Mezannar family in Damascus
Manufacturing of spools in the textile factory of the Mezannar family in Damascus
A Bedouin woman is weaving with a horizontal loom
Women wearing screen-printed headscarfs (Habari)
A boy is presenting a woven Kilim tapestry made by his mother
A Bedouin woman twisting a hand spun thread spool
A traditionally crafted tapestry weave of four panels, that are ornamented with embroidery
A Bedouin woman is weaving with a horizontal loom
A Bedouin woman is weaving with a horizontal loom
A Bedouin woman is weaving with a horizontal loom
A Bedouin woman is weaving with a horizontal loom
Fixation of a horizontal loom in the ground
A farmer in the Badiyya shows the traditional pillows woven by his wife
A group of semi-nomads sitting on a felt rug (left and in the rear) and on a woven rag rug (right side)
A traditionally crafted tapestry weave
A sample of the handprinted fabric prepared for the women of Douma.
Aliya Alnuami is experimenting with new ways of painting and decorating ‘Ajami work
A traditionally crafted tapestry weave
Aliya Alnuami is finalising her ‘Ajami work
Jazz Caravan Festival 1996 in Damascus
1 Issam Hajjar ih-Damascus
Masbanat al-Jubayli, the soap cubes after cutting
Modern interpretations of the traditional craft of ‘Ajami (workshop of Aliya Alnuami)
Masbanat al-Jubayli, the soap bars are stacked decoratively on top of each other for drying
Masbanat al-Jubayli, soap preparation before the stage of arranging
Aleppine Soap
Masbanat aj-Jubayli, the stage of arranging the soap to dry
Masbanat al-Jubayli, a soap cooking pot
Processes of the contemporary ‘Ajami handcraft: the application of metal foil
Aliya Alnuami is applying the relief paste on her ‘Ajami-work
Aliya Alnuami is applying the relief paste on her ‘Ajami-work
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