Bespoke Style Patterns
Original price was: ؋ 1.200.؋ 560Current price is: ؋ 560.
Bespoke Style Patterns
Original price was: ؋ 2.500.؋ 1.200Current price is: ؋ 1.200.
Vibrant Visual Solutions
Original price was: ؋ 950.؋ 700Current price is: ؋ 700.
Customizable Illustration Kits
Original price was: ؋ 1.080.؋ 720Current price is: ؋ 720.
Bespoke Style Patterns
Original price was: ؋ 960.؋ 640Current price is: ؋ 640.
Tailored Pattern Creations
Original price was: ؋ 960.؋ 640Current price is: ؋ 640.
We are dedicated to preserving ancient art forms, ensuring that our rich cultural heritage endures through time.
Carpet weaving is one of Afghanistan’s most celebrated living traditions—an art passed through generations and deeply tied to community identity. From Turkmeni and Baluchi to Hazaragi and Khawja Mohammadi styles, each region carries its own patterns, meanings, and craft language.
Read moreAfghanistan has a rich ceramic and tile tradition shaped over centuries of craftsmanship and architectural innovation. Decorative systems such as Haft Qalam and Moarraq have long defined the visual identity of Islamic-era monuments across the country.
Read moreWoodworking remains one of the most in-demand trades in Afghanistan, supporting both household needs and commercial production. From doors and windows to furniture and built-ins, carpentry is a practical skill with steady market relevance.
Read moreNuristani wood carving is a distinctive cultural tradition with deep historical roots, known for its symbolic forms, strong identity, and refined craftsmanship. For centuries, carving served as a visual language—carrying stories, meanings, and community memory.
Read moreWooden screen work—often referred to as Jali—has a long history across the Islamic world and became widely used in Afghanistan during the Seljuk and Timurid periods. Traditionally featured in doors, windows, lintels, and religious and civic architecture, it combines precision joinery with fine visual rhythm.
Read moreTailoring is both a livelihood skill and a cultural craft—reflecting local identity through form, detailing, and textiles. In Afghanistan, clothing traditions vary across regions and communities, keeping tailoring consistently in demand.
Read moreEmbroidery is one of Afghanistan’s most recognized traditional crafts, used in clothing and household textiles across many regions—including Bamiyan, Herat, Kandahar, Badakhshan, and beyond. Patterns and styles often reflect local beliefs, identity, and aesthetics.
Read moreMetal sheet work remains a practical trade tied to everyday needs—producing items like stoves, ducts, containers, and household tools. It also offers strong potential for self-employment and small workshop production.
Read moreElectrical installation is a high-demand skill essential to safe buildings and basic services. JVTC’s electrical course is designed to build practical competency—from fundamentals through real site-ready tasks.
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A supportive learning environment that strengthens capability and self-reliance. Especially designed to expand opportunities for women and youth.
Trained over
400
Active Artists
500
Sold over
$6000,00
