The Deanship of Scientific Research and Libraries at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University launched, on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, the Handicrafts Exhibition under the theme “From the Land’s Terrain, We Revive a Craft That Speaks for Us.” The exhibition was held under the patronage of the Acting President of the University, Dr. Fawzia bint Suleiman Al-Amro, with the participation of faculty members, administrative staff, students, and craft enthusiasts from the local community. The event took place at the university’s central library. The exhibition focuses on reviving traditional crafts linked to cultural identity, showcasing them as part of the creative economy, connecting participants with local heritage, and equipping them with new skills in the same field. It also aims to strengthen national belonging through awareness of local handcrafted heritage. The two-day event includes panel discussions titled “From the Craft, the Story Begins” and “Handicrafts: A Heritage Renewed,” as well as specialized workshops such as “Aesthetic Features of Handicrafts in Traditional Saudi Dress,” “Woven Heritage: A Cultural Journey in Saudi Traditional Textile Art,” “Highlighting Patterns Using Dry Felting on Fabric,” and “Using Folk Motifs to Create a Textile Piece.” The exhibition features interactive stations and workshops, along with student artworks from the College of Design and Arts reflecting innovative artistic diversity. It also includes displays of Sadu weaving, palm-frond crafts, and pottery, with hands-on training led by craftswomen. Various organizations, associations, and individuals in the field also participated. The exhibition comes in celebration of the Saudi Handicrafts Year 2025, highlighting the cultural significance of Saudi handicrafts as a national heritage and reinforcing their place locally and globally. It provides an interactive space bringing together academics, craftswomen, and enthusiasts. Dr. Badriyah Al-Busairi, Vice Dean of Library Affairs, stated that the exhibition aligns with Saudi Vision 2030’s goal of strengthening creative industries and reviving traditional crafts as a vital part of national identity and the creative economy. The exhibition reflects the efforts of the Deanship of Scientific Research and Libraries in empowering women, preserving national heritage, contributing to the strategic goals of Princess Nourah University 2025, preparing competitive talents in handicrafts, and supporting research, innovation, and entrepreneurship.