Al-Sadu traditional craft originated among Arab tribes who lived in the ancient Arabian Peninsula. Moreover, the Kingdom's handcrafting techniques helped it grow into one of the most well-known traditional arts in the Kingdom's history. It is now celebrated by the media and is a popular attraction at heritage and cultural festivals. Al-Sadu registration in UNESCO Al-Sadu is one of the Saudi heritage arts registered on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizatio...

The visual icons in al-Jawf Province are associated with its locations as architectural or natural symbols and can be used as emblems that refer to the province to which they belong, within the broader context of Saudi culture. They are as follows: Olive Since 2007, al-Jawf lands have comprised the largest modern olive farm in the world, as it produces more than five million olive trees and about 15,000 t of olive oil annually. Marid Castle The castle is located in Dawmat al-Jandal Governorate ...