It was launched since 2006 with the aim of overcoming the problems that artisans face in the region, especially at the level of spaces, whether commercial or designated for workshops. The village has become a tourist and revitalization space known for the region’s stock of handicrafts and traditional professions, as well as its role in preserving the continuity of some endangered specialties. The village includes 45 workshops in several craft specialties: hand weaving, weaving, carpeting, kilim, and Butterfly, quilling, painting on silk, hand embroidery, mosaics, allies, terracotta, engraving on wood and marble, and artistic blacksmithing.