Some believe that there is a certain age for success and creativity, but contrary to this belief is what made her turn her passion and hobby into her own project, which she called (Maknoun). The artist Mona Al-Adwan worked to transform her creative ideas into a tangible reality to establish a project for artifacts and gifts manufactured using resin and turning it into a source of income for her and her family. Although resin requires a high level of craftsmanship and concentration, it has been able to adapt to make art pieces that meet the needs of various occasions.

And due to the importance of resin works and the extent of its spread in almost all countries, and its entry into a large number of artworks, household and personal tools, decorations, antiques, accessories, and other works of art that make resin one of the distinguished and favorite handicrafts of every owner artistic flair. Mona tried to develop her skills and the skills of her technical staff in this field, by engaging them in training courses so that they could master this craft at the highest level, and provide the best pieces and masterpieces.

Mona faced many challenges such as the unavailability of raw materials and their high prices in the city of Aqaba, in addition to poor financial funding and difficulty in packaging products, so she decided to join the CRAFTS MARKET platform, which helps her find solutions to these problems, by providing support in the field of developing business and projects, in addition to helping in spread her works and products through a platform specialized in the field of handicrafts and supporting craftsmen.