Heritage Museum of Arts and Crafts

The Heritage Museum of Arts and Crafts is one of the museums in the Riyadh region. It was founded by Nasser bin Abdulaziz Al-Juzhaili in the city of Riyadh. The museum is characterized by the activity of training female students on some crafts such as textiles, wickerwork and some plastic arts. It consists of four parts, which are thus the palace building, which is the main building and consists of a ground floor in it Three halls, each hall contains many arts and plastic paintings that embody the folklore. There is also a heritage designer, such as a stone cave, in which there are heritage exhibits that embody hospitality and cooking tools. Two attached buildings, each of which consists of two floors, containing many rooms and distinctive corridors, clothed with sadu, handicrafts, and some wooden pieces that embody the heritage. It also displayed many of the products of the trainees on handicrafts, such as sadu, weaving, wickerwork, and traditional clothing of all kinds. * An arena for live performances is a body of water surrounded by sessions designed in the style of natural rock formations. There is an area designated as a stage used for live theatrical performances.