Rahela Timori is a skilled Afghan craftswoman and entrepreneur from Herat, Afghanistan, with ten years of experience in tailoring, bead embroidery, and bead weaving. She completed her education up to Grade 9 and has developed her skills through years of practical experience and dedication to traditional Afghan handicrafts.
Rahela specializes in bead embroidery and beadwork, creating elegant and modern designs on women’s formal dresses, handbags, shoes, decorative pictures, and other artistic items. Her work combines creativity, attention to detail, and traditional craftsmanship with contemporary styles, making her products unique and attractive.
As a mother of two daughters, Rahela has worked hard to develop her skills and establish a business that enables her to earn an income and support her family. She currently works with a team of 10 people, contributing to employment opportunities and the development of local handicrafts.
Her business aims to expand its activities, establish a large workshop, and create more employment opportunities, particularly for women who lack family support or access to sustainable sources of income. Through her work, Rahela hopes to promote women’s economic independence, preserve Afghan handicrafts, and empower women to build better futures for themselves and their families.
Vendor Biography
Rahela Timori is a skilled Afghan craftswoman and entrepreneur from Herat, Afghanistan, with ten years of experience in tailoring, bead embroidery, and bead weaving. She completed her education up to Grade 9 and has developed her skills through years of practical experience and dedication to traditional Afghan handicrafts.
Rahela specializes in bead embroidery and beadwork, creating elegant and modern designs on women’s formal dresses, handbags, shoes, decorative pictures, and other artistic items. Her work combines creativity, attention to detail, and traditional craftsmanship with contemporary styles, making her products unique and attractive.
As a mother of two daughters, Rahela has worked hard to develop her skills and establish a business that enables her to earn an income and support her family. She currently works with a team of 10 people, contributing to employment opportunities and the development of local handicrafts.
Her business aims to expand its activities, establish a large workshop, and create more employment opportunities, particularly for women who lack family support or access to sustainable sources of income. Through her work, Rahela hopes to promote women’s economic independence, preserve Afghan handicrafts, and empower women to build better futures for themselves and their families.