Productive Families in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are those that rely on their skills to meet their own needs or improve their standard of living by selling products they make at home. They may consist of one or more individuals living in the same residence due to family ties. Affiliation of productive families The Program for Productive Families and the Vocational and Craft Training Program for Women were transferred by a decision issued by the Council of Ministers from the Agency of the Mini...

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...