A charity bazaar for handicrafts works to honor mothers

The activities of the Charity bazaar concluded recently at the Four season hotel in Damascus on the occasion of Mother’s Day” and to enhance the role of women in our society .

The bazaar organized by “Mobadrah Ahl Al Sham” charity association and Bregma company lasted for three days. The bazaar included various works such as, weaving, accessories, soap making, antiques, decorative tools, paintings of plastic art and other production of Syrian women, in addition to the handicrafts from our local heritage.

Nancy Ajlan, the organizer of the Bazaar, said in a statement to Syria Times: “This is the third bazaar are its revenue, will go for “Mobadrah Ahl Al Sham” charity association.
“The bazaar exhibited many handicrafts and is held on the occasion of Mother’s Day. The number of participants are about ninety women and there are also charitable societies participated in the bazaar” she said.

“ In every bazaar there are new participants displaying new distinctive handicrafts. In this bazaar we have accessories and needs of the bride. The Bazaars aims to support the economic situation of women” Nancy added.

Areej Ali is a participant in the bazaar and she displayed natural soaps and natural cosmetics. She is “Sheikh Kar” in the craft of natural soap . Areej sees that her participation in such events help her to market her products and acquaint people with her brand of soap.

Participant Meyasr, exhibited “ Serma”(fine gold and silver) embroidery works that and all of them are made in her workshop. Embroideries are presented as gifts in various social occasions such as Mother’s Day, Ramadan and others. She participated in the bazaar to acquaint others with her works and recognize other handcrafts .
While, Dalal, displayed handmade wooden works which she likes from her design and she introduced lights and candles inside them to be presented in Ramadan and other occasions.

The bazaar for her is a chance to show her designative products and marketing them and gain more experience.

Reported by: Nada Haj Khidr