Dar Awadhah patrimonial site in the Al-Baha region hosted the closing activities of the Arabic Calligraphy Craft Forum. The event concluded amidst rain and hailstones in the city of Al-Atawilah.
According to SPA, the forum brought together calligraphers and artists from the Kingdom and abroad. The participants experienced the region’s green nature and pleasant summer climate during the event.
Turkish calligrapher and graphic designer Meryem Norouzi described Dar Awadhah as a model reflecting the local architecture and heritage of Al-Baha. She noted that holding artistic events in historical sites adds a cultural and aesthetic dimension to the experience for visitors.
Cultural identity design expert Zaki Al-Hashimi highlighted the link between the region’s parks, natural sites, and cultural events. He stated that this connection helps highlight the identity of the location and strengthens its presence for visitors.
Where did the Arabic Calligraphy Craft Forum take place? The forum was held at the Dar Awadhah patrimonial site in the Al-Baha region. The closing activities specifically took place in the city of Al-Atawilah, where the event concluded during a period of rain and hailstones.
Who participated in the Al-Baha calligraphy event? The event was attended by calligraphers and artists from both the Kingdom and abroad. Among the participants was Meryem Norouzi, a Turkish calligrapher and graphic designer, and Zaki Al-Hashimi, an expert in cultural identity design.
What was the significance of Dar Awadhah for the forum? Dar Awadhah served as the cultural and patrimonial venue that hosted the guests and the arts of Arabic calligraphy. Meryem Norouzi noted that the site reflects the local architecture and heritage of Al-Baha.