Alwaleed Philanthropies, the Alwaleed Cultural Network and Turquoise Mountain invite you to a unique series of encounters with some of the world’s most talented artisans. Take a walk through the workshops of fabric weavers, jewellery makers, calligraphers and glassblowers. Meet the artisans, watch them work, and learn more about what inspires and motivates them.
In this third and final episode, we meet master glassblower Mohammad Twam and tour his beautiful workshop in Jaba’ Palestine. Watch as Mohammad creates stunning glassware using glassblowing techniques passed down through the generations. Learn more about his inspirational journey as an artisan and hear what motivates him and drives his creative passion.
Turquoise Mountain is a non-profit founded in 2006 by HRH King Charles III to support artisan communities and generate incomes through heritage and craft. Rooted in the belief that artisanal heritage matters and has the power to transform lives and connect people, the organisation currently works in Afghanistan, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia and the Levant combining craft, training, and heritage buildings.
A Saudi Arabian NGO dedicated to fostering cultural understanding, community development, and empowering women and youth.
