For weddings and engagement
Jordanian lady creates wooden notebooks
Nariman El Hanbali
Amman – Eman Youseef
Nariman El Hanbali created wooden notebooks covered with names and different decorations to be used in weddings, graduation and birthdays.
She told “Arab Today” that in 2005 she didn’t have a stable income, so she had to come up with a project to help her and her children, that is shy she chose designing and wood carving to create some notebooks and some home decorations.
She added that, with the help of one of her friends she bought a machine to cut wood, which made her job much easy, so she started creating wooden tableaus, plates and notebooks, which was a great success. These notebooks can be used to write congratulation wishes and make memories with friends.
The prices differ from one order to another, and she uses NDF wood, and she can add any details. These notebooks can be used in engagement, wedding, birthday to say congratulations. She markets her products on social media, as they are considered the best platform to do a business.
She also aspires to have her own factory, which produces wooden products with different shapes and sizes, and to pass this craft to others in the future.
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