Sama Brand is a women-led handicraft business based in Kandahar, Afghanistan, founded by entrepreneur Nila Ayan. Established one year ago, the brand specializes in creating unique, handmade decorative items and accessories using colorful beads and pearls.
Sama Brand offers a diverse range of handcrafted products, including bracelets, rings, bangles, decorative mirrors, earrings, handbags, bridal sets, tissue box covers, trash bins, and other decorative accessories. Each product reflects creativity, craftsmanship, and a passion for unique designs.
What makes Sama Brand special is its distinctive and innovative designs, which are new and uncommon in the local market in Kandahar. The business currently provides employment opportunities for 10 women, supporting women’s participation in handicrafts and entrepreneurship.
Despite challenges in sourcing raw materials, which are often expensive and difficult to find, Nila Ayan remains committed to improving her products, expanding her business, and building a recognizable brand.
Her vision is to establish Sama Brand as a well-known name in the handicraft industry, showcasing Afghan women’s creativity and craftsmanship to a wider audience.
Vendor Biography
Sama Brand is a women-led handicraft business based in Kandahar, Afghanistan, founded by entrepreneur Nila Ayan. Established one year ago, the brand specializes in creating unique, handmade decorative items and accessories using colorful beads and pearls.
Sama Brand offers a diverse range of handcrafted products, including bracelets, rings, bangles, decorative mirrors, earrings, handbags, bridal sets, tissue box covers, trash bins, and other decorative accessories. Each product reflects creativity, craftsmanship, and a passion for unique designs.
What makes Sama Brand special is its distinctive and innovative designs, which are new and uncommon in the local market in Kandahar. The business currently provides employment opportunities for 10 women, supporting women’s participation in handicrafts and entrepreneurship.
Despite challenges in sourcing raw materials, which are often expensive and difficult to find, Nila Ayan remains committed to improving her products, expanding her business, and building a recognizable brand.
Her vision is to establish Sama Brand as a well-known name in the handicraft industry, showcasing Afghan women’s creativity and craftsmanship to a wider audience.