Features of authenticity glow in Hail's popular souq through Najdi doors displayed by craftsman Abdullah Al-Khazam, embodying the presence of traditional architecture in a living scene that revives the region's heritage with exquisite wooden touches reflecting the beauty of Haili and Najdi identity.

Miniature models of mud houses and heritage landmarks

Al-Khazam relies on tamarisk and local woods in his work, going through precise stages of shaping, carving, and engraving, which gives the pieces an authentic visual identity reflecting the Haili and Najdi style.

His works highlight the Haili door, known for its durability, geometric decorations, and the traditional lock "Al-Dhabba," along with sculptures simulating old life tools such as the pulley, tensioner, and wooden locks, in addition to miniature models of mud houses and heritage landmarks.

Al-Khazam offers interactive presentations to visitors to introduce the stages of manufacturing and methods of carving and decoration, in an experience that enhances awareness of the value of handicrafts as part of national identity.

His pavilion continues to attract heritage enthusiasts with works that combine authenticity and creativity, highlighting the architectural and cultural heritage of the Hail region as one of the symbols of traditional architecture in the Kingdom.