Noha Wael is a graduate of the first batch of the Azza Fahmy Foundation and a graduate of the Faculty of Art Education. She worked in some fields of study before studying in the scholarship, such as an art teacher. She was doing some teaching workshops in the ornamental industry and then enrolled in the scholarship, and now she is an instructor assistant at Azza Fahmy Foundation and The Design Studio by Azza Fahmy.
Behind each unique piece tried passionately to show the beauty and magnificence of the details to see more finished products
Meet Rania Samir, a graduate of the Faculty of Art Education. Her love of jewellery began after studying the fundamentals of ornamental art in college and continued her passion for seeking more and learning as much as possible through various workshops in the jewellery industry until she enrolled in the Azza Fahmy Foundation scholarship and was able to learn different things about jewellery that were not easy to learn on their own until she was able to offer high-quality jewellery through all the educational stages she went through.
Hassan_Khaled was able to integrate new ideas to enrich his products. Hassan was a graduate of the Faculty of Commerce who had a hobby in handicrafts and founded his own timber arts project. He gave workshops to children and young people. In 2019, Hassan decided to study timber arts professionally. But Hassan always felt that his products needed more. This was the primary motivation to join the scholarship at the Azza Fahmy Foundation. Hassan was able to learn different things from jewellery making and decided to combine them with his woodwork to see more of Hassan's products visit his page through the link
Mai Sherif began her journey in handicrafts by designing portraits and creating bead accessories during her university years. Although she loved working with fretwork, she never imagined it would evolve into a deep passion for jewelry making. The turning point came when she heard about the “Aswan Jewelry Project” from a friend who joined the first batch. She was captivated by the beauty of the handcrafted pieces and decided to join the second batch.
Even before completing her training, Mai took her first practical steps. She purchased tools and materials and transformed her room into a small workshop, where she began designing her own unique pieces and showcasing them on her Instagram page.
Today, Mai continues to refine her craft with innovation and quality that reflect her passion and uniqueness.
