Al-Sadu is a traditional handicraft that was once renowned among the Bedouin people in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It uses a spindle, wooden pegs, and threads used in weaving traditional pieces, which can be made of sheep's wool, goat's hair, and camel's hair. The finest types of al-Sadu are woven from sheep's wool, and their prices are determined by the materials used. Both men and women practiced the craft of al-Sadu, although its intricate patterns are attributed to wome...

Riyadh Province in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is rich in various traditional crafts and handicrafts, which are mostly preserved within the cultural and historical context today. This list includes ten traditional handicrafts in Riyadh: Mud construction: This profession is a historically inherited craft. Forming heritage models with clay: It is a depiction of large old buildings, and embodying them with clay models. Palm products manufacturing: This includes palm leaf products such as cages, ro...