EXHIBITIONS

Serma is an embroidery art that was used in the ottoman period in palaces' furniture, (Curtains and Cushions) and for walls claddling with Qur'an verses. Artisans at that time made use of copper, gold and silk wires to make designs on silk fabrics. The same technic is used for Kiswat Al-Kaaba (the embroidered fabric covering Al-Kaaba).