A New Generation of Artisans: How Omani Youth Blend Heritage with Technology
Traditional crafts are not relics—they are part of Oman’s creative future. This article highlights educational programs and youth initiatives that merge artisanal skills with digital tools, paving the way for a new wave of creativity.
Traditional crafts aren't stuck in the past—they’re thriving through innovation. Young Omani talents are merging heritage with digital tools.
The Young Crafters program, run jointly by the Ministry of Education and the Scientific College of Design, trains thirty students in Muscat in traditional crafts—pottery, metalwork, and artistic practice—alongside graphic design and photography Muscat Daily.
It's not just about skill-building; it's about instilling cultural pride, creating pathways for artisanship as a career, and aligning with Oman Vision 2040’s goals of promoting entrepreneurship and cultural identity Muscat Daily.
This fusion of workshop and digital creativity is giving heritage crafts a new, forward-looking purpose.
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