Embroidery is one of the ancient professions and crafts that women used to practice in the past, as no house at that time was without the tools used in this craft. Ghada Abu Kattam says that the profession of embroidery was inherited from her mother, who used to work in it to preserve the original heritage.
Ghada started embroidering about four years ago, and she used to embroider as a matter of entertainment and hobby, but with the deteriorating living conditions and the illness of her husband, she resorted to working in embroidery as a profession that helps her meet the financial needs of a family of nine, and she loves her work and is unable to to get rid of it.
Ghada faced some problems in her work, such as marketing and customers not appreciating her work and trying to underestimate its price, and when she saw an advertisement for the CRAFT MARKET platform, it was a lifeline for her, and the first step in achieving her dream of expanding her project, so her passion and enthusiasm increased to know that This platform will publish her work locally and internationally, free of charge.