Women in AlUla carry legacy into the future.​ Meet a master Sadu weaver whose fingers hold generations of knowledge, and a young stone engraver etching identity into ancient rock—continuing a tradition that has shaped AlUla’s landscape for thousands of years.​ For millennia, AlUla has been a crossroads of ideas and civilizations—its stories carved in stone and woven into cloth. In Episode 2 of Nab’d AlUla, our series in partnership with rcu_ksa , we spotlight the women who are the living memory of AlUla’s craftsmanship—woven, carved, and preserved across generations.​ From mother to daughter, teacher to student, the story of AlUla lives on.​ #AlUla #LivingHeritage #UNESCO