Homs-Sana
The participants in the (Ideas 5) bazaar in Homs displayed handicrafts, foodstuffs, drawings, and various artifacts, in addition to famous plants and popular foods, through which they emphasized the ability of women to work and produce.
Bazaar organization Noura Al-Rifai indicated in a statement to SANA reporter that the idea of the bazaar is to support entrepreneurs, promote their businesses, develop small projects, and market participants’ products from the governorates of Hama, Tartous, Lattakia and Homs, pointing out that most of the beneficiaries are those who market their goods on the Internet.
Participation King Louis indicated that her participation in the bazaar is part of a section for hand-made food products (jammies, pickles, etc.), explaining that it provided an opportunity for her to introduce and market her products, while the young woman, Reem Daghestani, pointed out that her participation was through a section that includes handicrafts of her design, indicating that the bazaar embodies The ability of the Syrian woman to work and produce despite all the circumstances she went through.
While Scheherazade Al-Satla confirmed that her participation came through her elaborate handicrafts of inclination, hook and doubt, which are all heritage works, as she seeks through her work to revive them, while the participant, Sawsan Daghestani, indicated that her works are made with scented candles and paintings painted in oil and acrylic colors with the application of plexi.
Participant Reem Masadi noted the beautiful atmosphere that prevailed in the bazaar and the remarkable turnout, while Suzan Al-Nakdali indicated that her participation was through a handicraft section with a collection of antiques made of copper, precious stones and mother of pearl.
Saba Khairbek
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