Our Museum holds pieces of permanent al sadu collection. Al Sadu Project was founded in 1978, as a private initiative, by a group of concerned Kuwaitis who wished to preserve a fast disappearing, yet intrinsic cultural identity. In 1991, soon after the liberation of Kuwait, the Al Sadu Project was transformed into Al Sadu Weaving Co-Operative Society and Sadu House was made a permanent home to weavings and weavers. This is a venture owned and run by the weavers and artisans themselves, with all profits going to these, the shareholders.

Our Museum holds pieces of permanent al sadu collection. Al Sadu Project was founded in 1978, as a private initiative, by a group of concerned Kuwaitis who wished to preserve a fast disappearing, yet intrinsic cultural identity. In 1991, soon after the liberation of Kuwait, the Al Sadu Project was transformed into Al Sadu Weaving Co-Operative Society and Sadu House was made a permanent home to weavings and weavers. This is a venture owned and run by the weavers and artisans themselves, with all profits going to these, the shareholders.

Our Museum holds pieces of permanent al sadu collection. Al Sadu Project was founded in 1978, as a private initiative, by a group of concerned Kuwaitis who wished to preserve a fast disappearing, yet intrinsic cultural identity. In 1991, soon after the liberation of Kuwait, the Al Sadu Project was transformed into Al Sadu Weaving Co-Operative Society and Sadu House was made a permanent home to weavings and weavers. This is a venture owned and run by the weavers and artisans themselves, with all profits going to these, the shareholders.

with all profits going to these, the shareholders.