The insistence on filling free time is the weapon with which Hajar Al-Alili defied the circumstances surrounding her to learn a handcraft with which to entertain herself and defeat boredom.

After her children had grown up and each one of them made their way in life, Hajar decided to train on her own in handicrafts, and she loved the idea of ​​embroidery, because of the areas in which she could be creative, and as an art suitable for her age, as it did not require much effort, and with the same time adds pleasure to her time, and she relies on it as a source of income to help her meet her needs for the house.

Hajar was distinguished in the field of embroidery, as she made many accessories and home decorations, including weaving covers for newborns, and making pieces of peasant embroidery that she puts on pottery covers, in addition to making embroidered pieces of lighting decorations, where her works were popular among heritage lovers and handicrafts.

Hajar is proud to be a member of the CRAFTS MARKET platform, which aims to extend a helping hand to all creative craftsmen in the field of handicrafts, by providing all kinds of support and encouragement for the success of their projects locally and globally.