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Handicrafts by Um Al Jimal women to be shown at Jordan Museum
By JT - May 28,2016 - Last updated at May 28,2016
AMMAN — A collection of handicraft products of women artisans from the local community of Um Al Jimal will be launched on Monday at the Jordan Museum.
The collection is the result of the programme “Empowering Rural Women in Mafraq Governorate”, developed by UNESCO and UN Women in collaboration with field expert Nadia Dajani.
The programme trains the women of Um Al Jimal on basalt stone carving, product design and development, quality control and basic business management skills.
The collection of rock art from basalt stone includes bowls, plates and sculptures.
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