Sadu House, Museum and cultural center in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
Sadu House is a cultural center in Kuwait City devoted to traditional Bedouin textile weaving. The facility contains exhibition spaces, working areas where artisans demonstrate their techniques, and a shop offering handmade textiles for sale.
Founded in 1980 and officially opened in 1984, the center was created to preserve Bedouin weaving techniques. The institution has continued operating as a cultural space dedicated to this heritage craft.
The weavers here create textiles using geometric patterns that reflect Bedouin heritage and identity. Visitors can see how traditional designs carry meaning from generation to generation.
The center is located near Kuwait National Museum on Gulf Road, making it convenient to visit alongside other cultural sites. Plan to spend an hour or more to observe the weavers and browse the textile shop.
The interior chambers feature decorative ceramic patterns showing traditional mud houses and mosques from Kuwait's past. These designs create a setting that reflects the region's architectural heritage.
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