Doha, May 19 (QNA) - Doha Design District hosted hands-on workshops titled "We Design Msheireb", rooted in craftsmanship, cultural storytelling, and collaborative making.
The event featured two workshops running simultaneously, offering distinct yet complementary creative journeys.
The Textile Workshop introduced participants to traditional Palestinian embroidery and cross-stitching techniques, developed in collaboration with Palestinian women. Participants created hand-stitched brooches using a curated selection of motifs and patterns, connecting with narratives of heritage, identity, and craftsmanship.
Alongside it, the Clay Workshop provided an intimate and engaging environment for participants to explore clay painting. The session encouraged creative expression through tactile experimentation, reinforcing the value of making as an accessible and inclusive practice.
Attracting a huge number of visitors and craft enthusiasts, the workshops underscored the role of design as a powerful tool for cultural exchange and dialogue. By bringing together diverse audiences in a participatory setting, "We Design Msheireb" reflected a growing interest in experiential, community-driven creative initiatives in Qatar.
As part of its broader mission, Doha Design District continues to support emerging and established practitioners and to foster meaningful connections among culture, craft, and community. It remains committed to cultivating a dynamic creative ecosystem that bridges local heritage with contemporary design practices, positioning Doha as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and cultural expression. (QNA)