Workshop becomes Holy Kaaba service center
The workshops at the Royal Institute for Traditional Arts, "Wirith," moved into vibrant creative sessions for over 300 hours spanning 50 days. Students and artisans collaborated in designing and crafting the tools used for washing the Holy Kaaba in 1448 AH. This initiative was carried out in partnership with the General Authority for the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque. The project aims to connect education with practice, while ensuring the preservation of Saudi heritage in the arts of metals, woodwork, and hand embroidery. It seeks to produce works that showcase the precision and beauty of traditional crafts, and to provide services of high prestige that honor the service of the House of God.
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