Crocheting, also known as “ta’qif” or “crochet,” is a craft that originated in France and has since spread to other countries. It can be defined as the process of knitting or looping yarn with small needles, specifically a hooked needle called a “crochet hook.” The fabric produced by crocheting is called “mu’aqqafah.” The yarns used are varied, and the materials used range from cotton to wool, silk, and others.
Leatherworking is one of the oldest crafts known to humanity. People have long benefited from animal hides, whether from animals they consumed or other deceased creatures. These hides were transformed into clothing and shoes, providing protection against cold weather and the harsh elements of nature. In modern times, leatherworking has expanded significantly. It encompasses the production of shoes, bags, belts, and various other accessories needed for daily life.
