Tabuk Province in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is rich in various handicrafts and traditional industries. Some of these handicrafts include:
Handcrafted products related to outdoor excursions.
The manufacture and maintenance of wooden ships and boats, as well as nets made from nylon threads and fish traps crafted from metal wires.
The production of locally made swords and daggers, known as "Shibriyah."
Crafting palm frond products from the leaves of the doum palm tree, which are used for making ropes, as well as fibers, fans, and brooms.
The production of traditional sweets, baked goods, and local cuisine.
The craft of Al-sadu weaving, including the production of Al-sadu rugs, beaded textile pieces, leather tools, and containers.
Blacksmithing products and some leather goods.
Embroidery using colored threads and needles to create table covers.
The craft of silver jewelry making.
Stone carving, one of the oldest crafts, found in various heritage sites, including Hegra.
Bead crafting and camel accessories production.
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