The garden was buzzing with guests and art lovers from across the spectrum of Egyptian society, and at the far end of the venue, one could spot the array of colours at the mini pavilion, adorned with ...

Sisters Nimet, left, and Suzan Habachy, right, share a moment with Marilyn Pfaltz, who helped the sisters organize the handcrafted items for the Summit event. (Alex Remnick/The Star-ledger) Nimet and ...

“Traditional Crafts — the Heritage of Humanity and Egyptian Identity” was the title of this year’s annual Festival of Traditional Crafts held for four days from 28 October at the Mahmoud Mokhtar ...

Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of the Ancient Egyptians with hands-on Egyptian crafts that make history come alive. Whether you’re planning lesson plans, looking for engaging ...

The Egyptian fabric Shandawil Telli. In its pursuit of soft diplomacy through crafts, Delhi’s popular indigenous crafts destination, Dilli Haat, is hosting an Egyptian crafts stall along with a ...

CAIROCAIRO — With little more to work with than a few basic tools, artisans craft some of Egypt’s most renowned and unique homeware. Muhammed Reda, 28, went to a technical college, but could not find ...

Cairo was – and still is – a cultural center for crafts, arts and creativity, where artisans, residents and visitors meet. In the heart of Old Cairo and near the craftsmen workshops, French designer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) FEZ MAKER, NASSER ABDEL BASSET, SAYING:"I wish old times would come back. In past times, the fez was part of ...

The Penn Museum will focus on ancient Egypt on Saturday, March 19. Guests can enjoy crafts, tours, discussions, live entertainment and history lessons during the family-friendly event. The day's ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...

(SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) EGYPTIAN GLASSBLOWER, APHRODITE WASSIM, SAYING: "I was told that women are not allowed inside the factory, “you give us the design and we make it for you. But for you to stand ...