It offers selected and essential products for most local homes
Small projects .. «Al Bait Shop for Arts» .. An emerging project that simulates the originality of the Emirati society
"Al Bait Shop for Art" works on designing various artistic products.
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Meshaal Al Marzouki
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The emerging project “Al Bait Art Store” offers unique products that are presented for the first time, to simulate the various cultural aspects emanating from the authenticity of the UAE society.
The owner of the project, Meshaal Al Marzouqi, explained to "Emirates Today" that his project is a "electronic Emirati house" that receives its visitors from all over the world, indicating that the "House of Art Store" is considered one of the "merchant license" projects that the Dubai Economic Department issues electronically in A few minutes from anywhere, by registering on the website: (dedtrader.ae).
Emirati designers
Al Marzouqi stressed his keenness to involve Emirati designers in designing various products for his project, pointing out that he started his first journey in the project with Emirati designer Reem Al Mazrouei, when designing several selected products, including the sand carpet inspired by the golden dunes of the Arabian Desert, which witnessed the journeys of many tribes. Through the ages.
He added that the designer Al-Mazrouei also worked through the "Al-Bayt Art Store" to design the palm rug, which was inspired by the first tree planted by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may God rest his soul, in addition to the design of the smoker inspired by the stem of palm trees, and many products Essential for most Emirati homes.
Local legacy
Al Marzouqi stated that he works in the "Al Bait Art Store" on designing various artistic products, as he seeks to highlight the talents and capabilities of Emirati designers, implement and provide them in the markets, in order to support and refine promising small projects and highlight the importance of merging artworks and transforming them into consumer products in homes.
He said, "I consider myself a love and knowledgeable about the arts in general, and I always draw inspiration from many ideas that increase my passion in this field from art exhibitions in the UAE and abroad, and I am also proud of the heritage and culture of my country."
And between: "From here the idea came to the birth of a new Emirati project that carries the scent of the local heritage, and it was called (Al-Bayt Art Store), to be a modern cultural station that reflects our local community."
Challenges
Al-Marzouki pointed out that there is no project that does not face challenges in its details, especially at the beginning, stressing the importance of transforming these challenges into opportunities for the development of the project.
He mentioned that he faced challenges in implementing designs that required specific crafts and hand precision in their production, some of which take months of continuous work to complete.
He pointed out that the Corona pandemic was the reason for his project to use electronic platforms and enhance them in line with the current requirements, and he also took many internal measures to ensure smooth access to the required products and deliver them in the best way, taking into account the accuracy of the products and the sensitivity of some of them.
Shortcut actions
Al Marzouqi said: “I am very grateful to the (dealer license) from the Dubai Economy, as it shortened many procedures and facilitated the practice of entrepreneurial projects and did not stop at this point, but we received many offers about the possibility of displaying products on the (Noon) electronic platform and other platforms and much more. From electronic payment offers and entities that wish to cooperate with (dealer license) holders.
He added, "When the platform is electronic and shipping to all countries, then the issue differs, and this is one of the advantages of (a merchant's license). We at (Al-Bayt Art Store) do not care much about the issue of customer numbers, but rather we present a message to the community all over the world."
Development
Al-Marzouqi explained that he is currently working on developing his website: (www.albaitart.com) and receiving all requests through the platform of "Instagram" @ albaitboutique, expressing his hope that more Emirati designers will join the «House of Arts Store», and implement new designs and artworks. Made in the Emirates.
10.9 thousand "dealer licenses"
The commercial registration and licensing sector in Dubai Economy issued 10,926 "dealer licenses", from the launch of the initiative in 2017 until the beginning of this March.
A "dealer license" is concerned with licensing free projects that are practiced from the place of residence in the Emirate of Dubai, and projects that are managed via the Internet or social networking sites.
The license aims to guide business owners in the right path to begin their first steps in entering the business world.
Meshaal Al Marzouki:
- "The project bears the scent of the local heritage .. I called it (Al-Bayt Art Store), to be a modern station that reflects our society."
Al-Marzouki affirmed his keenness to involve Emirati designers in designing various products for his project.
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