Eight artworks depict Warth at the Holy Kaaba
The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts (Warrath) is participating in the manufacturing of the tools used for washing the Holy Kaaba for the year 1448 AH, in collaboration with the General Authority for the Care of the Two Holy Mosques. The aim is to embody Saudi artistic heritage in one of the most significant religious rituals. The designs of the tools draw inspiration from Arabic calligraphy, Islamic motifs, and traditional woodworking arts. Eight pieces have been produced, combining authenticity and modernity, thereby strengthening the presence of traditional arts in national projects with spiritual and cultural significance. The institute strives to preserve cultural identity and empower future generations with Saudi heritage arts.
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