Hummus-Sana
The two sisters Hanan and Faten Omran started their project in a small shop not exceeding three meters that they took from their family home in the suburb of Al-Walid in Homs to launch a workshop for manufacturing women's bags.
The shop includes two sewing machines and a variety of fabrics and displays on its front various women's bags, most of which are jeans, which are not devoid of artistic touches, as Hanan says to the correspondent of Sana: that he had a great passion for sewing and detailing from a young age, and she succeeded in this profession thanks to her mother who used to sew her children's clothes and home furnishings. Able to complete her studies at the Teacher Preparation Institute, majoring in music.
Hanan pointed out that she seriously began sewing a women's bag from jeans, to start the first spark of her project and in partnership with her sister Faten, as they have ideas and visions to expand to produce more different types of bags.
Faten, who also works as a teacher at the Teacher Education Institute in Homs with a specialization in drawing and a graduate of the College of Fine Arts, says for her part that she employed her skills in design and decoration by adding a touch of beauty to the bag, whether with different canvas drawings or with various beads and accessories to increase her attractiveness, explaining that her small project with the participation of her sister fills her time and meets her ambition By investing all her technical skills so that it does not affect her basic work as a teacher and housewife, noting that social networking sites constitute a wide space for the exchange of creative ideas and marketing of products.
Hanan and Faten called on all girls and women to search for solutions and start micro-projects at home and to be self-reliant, as many creative ideas can form the nucleus of a project that brings each of them their existence and their own and creates an economic return for them.
Okay El Hassan
