Najran, Muharram 25, 1448 AH, corresponding to July 10, 2026, SPA – The corner of traditional clothes and costumes within the activities of the heritage tent in Najran Summer 2026, held in the vicinity of the historic Emirate Palace, attracted a number of residents and visitors, as one of the corners that highlights the cultural heritage and traditional identity of the region. The corner of the oldest tailor of traditional costumes in Najran, Ali bin Mohammed Al Abdullah (Ibn Sarwan), is among the most prominent corners of the event, as he has been practicing the profession for more than 65 years, presenting models of traditional costumes that are still in demand at national and social occasions. Ibn Sarwan explained that Najrani costumes represent a part of the cultural identity of the region, noting the continued demand for acquiring heritage pieces, most notably Al-Mudhayl, Al-Muzandah, and Al-Meezar, in addition to traditional women's costumes such as Al-Mukammam and Al-Mu'adhdhid, due to their historical and heritage value. He affirmed that preserving the wearing of traditional costumes, and involving children in wearing them during occasions and events, contributes to strengthening the connection of new generations to the cultural heritage and consolidating national identity. // End // 09:59 T.M. 0034