Introduction to Al Jasra Centre
The traditional crafts and industries are regarded as a cultural product of the live interaction processes between the local communities on account of the cultural visions
Textile (Weaving)
Fabric weaving is one of the ancient traditional crafts with deep roots in the history of the Kingdom of Bahrain as it has been known to man and passed on from generation to generation.
Storage Inbuilt Boxes (Mubayet)
Mubayet books are made of wood and are mostly used to keep and store clothes, gold jewelry and other valuable acquisitions, including money and official documents and papers.
Ship building industry
Ship building is one of the traditional industries that the sons of the Kingdom of Bahrain are famous for since old times and which is associated with their life as a nation which lives off the sea and whose sailors are seafarers who called at the various ports of the world.
Pottery
The pottery industry is one of the industries that Bahrain has been famous for since old times and whose outspread since thousands of years has been substantiated by archeological research.
Palm tree products
The manual crafts associated with the palm tree are the best examples of how the Bahraini artisans have exploited the local environment products and harnessing them to manufacture the tools they need in their daily life activities and affairs.
Musical Instruments
Music and folkloric art have been closely associated with the life of Bahrainis through the ages.
Gypsum Engravings
Bahrain has been famous since old times for its architecture, which is characterized by an aesthetic uniqueness where the artisans and artists engaged in and have excelled while preserving the spirit of Bahrain authentic character.
Doll and Muppet making
The doll industry, or what is popularly called Almuddood, is considered cottage industries which are exercised by girls with the help of their mothers.
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