The first winter days .. Bazaar offers a wide variety of clothing, embroidery and traditional works

Damascus-Sana

The first winter bazaar, which was held in cooperation with several NGOs and with the participation of more than 70 companies specializing in woolen clothes, foodstuffs, cosmetics and leather, in addition to handicrafts, recently concluded at the Four Seasons Hotel in Damascus.

The three-day bazaar, according to Nancy Ajlani of Brigma Bazaar, includes a large collection of winter clothes, traditional handicrafts and embroideries, as well as glass-painted paintings and a variety of sweets and various cuisines.

She said: The bazaar includes products made by young women creative winter, along with crochet and handicrafts and the Department of food and cosmetics and others.

The young lady Mia Idris showcased her works of sarma and aghabani and shared with Labana Ataei a number of gowns, hats and veils embroidered technically and high aesthetic taste that won the admiration of visitors.

In turn, the participant stated that she was able through the bazaar to communicate directly with customers and see their different tastes to develop their business of accessories so that they keep pace with the fashion praising the marketing window, which secured the bazaar for its products and good demand by families.

For her part, the visitor Reem Hassan pointed out that the handicrafts offered by the bazaar are varied to the satisfaction of customers, which attracted her attention where she bought a number of decorative cups and hand embroidery.

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