Crafting Spaces: A Visual Analysis of Integrating Handcrafts into Design Elements in Jazan as a sustainable environmentally friendly approach

Integrating traditional crafts from Jazan into modern interior design is a sustainable,
eco-friendly approach that preserves cultural heritage while enhancing contemporary
trends. Handcrafted items such as pottery, weaving, and woodwork, made from natural,
locally sourced materials, offer unique aesthetics that celebrate local identity. Pottery
made from local clay, woven pieces crafted from natural fibers, and intricate wood
carvings add depth and character to spaces, making each piece a blend of functionality
and artistry. The integration of these handmade elements not only enriches modern
designs with cultural narratives but also emphasizes sustainability by utilizing locally
sourced materials, thus reducing environmental impact. The natural colors and textures
of these crafts align seamlessly with contemporary design, creating a balanced aesthetic
that respects both tradition and modernity. This approach enhances the sensory
experience within spaces, connecting occupants to Jazan’s heritage while promoting
environmentally responsible design practices. This research highlights the importance of
incorporating crafts into interior design elements in Jazan, aiming to catalog the local
crafts and study how well they integrate with interior elements through a visual analysis
of their application. The study’s significance lies in contributing to both cultural and
environmental sustainability for the Jazan region and increasing awareness of its
heritage. Using a descriptive-analytical approach, the research involves identifying and
cataloging local crafts through case studies of spaces that feature traditional elements,
with the goal of providing effective methods for integrating crafts into interior spaces to
achieve sustainability