Saudi Arabia delivered a compelling cultural presence at Costa Rica’s “Made Here” cultural fair, presenting a vibrant exhibition that highlighted the Kingdom’s rich heritage and traditional craftsmanship. The participation reflects Saudi Arabia’s growing effort to promote its cultural identity globally and introduce international audiences to its diverse artistic and craft traditions.
The Saudi pavilion featured live demonstrations by skilled artisans showcasing traditional techniques such as sadu weaving, embroidery, palm-frond weaving, engraving, and heritage-inspired design crafts. A wide selection of handmade items representing different regions of the Kingdom captured the attention of visitors, offering them an authentic glimpse into the beauty and depth of Saudi craftsmanship.
This cultural engagement also fostered stronger ties between Saudi Arabia and Costa Rica, encouraging cultural exchange among artists, craftsmen, and attendees. It provided a platform to discuss the importance of preserving traditional arts in a rapidly evolving world, while also highlighting the Kingdom’s ongoing initiatives to support creative industries as part of Vision 2030.
Through this participation, Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its commitment to sharing its cultural narrative with the world—combining heritage with modern creativity and inviting global audiences to explore the authenticity, artistry, and timeless values embedded in Saudi craft traditions.
