The traditional craft of Sadu weaving is prominently featured among the handicrafts showcased at the Dumat Al-Jandal Dates Festival. As one of the oldest crafts in Al-Jouf Region, it continues to draw attention through products that reflect the artisans’ skill and the intricate details of their work.
The displayed items range from traditional woven pieces and rugs to decorative accessories, reimagined in contemporary designs while preserving the distinctive patterns and colors that define the craft and its heritage.
Craftswomen explained that Sadu weaving relies on natural materials and inherited manual techniques, giving each piece a unique character and cultural significance. Beyond their functional use, these creations serve as expressions of local identity and tradition.
The inclusion of Sadu weaving at the festival underscores its commitment to supporting traditional crafts, empowering craftswomen, and preserving cultural heritage as a vital component of the Kingdom’s national identity.
