Bloom Bazaar stands out as an integrated platform, combing
digital and real-life experiences, with the aim of empowering craftswomen and
upgrading the profile of authentic handmade products in Egypt.
The main objective of this project is to connect
the handmade industry with customers by providing an interactive space that
appropriately allows the display and marketing of handmade products, thereby
contributing to supporting the economic growth of craftswomen and promoting
their creative products to a wider range of audience.
Objectives of the Project:
·
Celebrating traditional crafts and preserving their cultural
value.
·
Increasing awareness of the importance of handmade products and
supporting local production.
·
Creating sustainable opportunities for women entrepreneurs to
develop their projects and help them reach new markets.
·
Providing a reliable and distinctive customer experience to
discover high-quality handmade products and communicate directly with their
designers.
·
Enhancing trust and building close connections between the
producer and the consumer.
It is a fundamental aspect of Bloom
Bazaar's vision to become a leading destination for handmade products
in Egypt, in order to redefine the ways through which handmade crafts are
discovered, valued, and marketed.
The project is intended to build a supportive
and innovative community that appreciates local talents, contributes to
preserving crafts' heritage, encourages local production, and enhances sustainable
economic opportunities for craftswomen across Egypt.
The project is prepared by the following
students:
·
Jasmin Khaled Jasim
·
Malak Mohamed Abdelmoneim
·
Mai Alaa El-Din Ahmed
·
Rana Ali Mohamed
·
Mariam Mohsen Abaza
·
Rahma Nader Abdelazim
·
Nada Abou Elela Hassan
·
Alaa Mohamed Sayed
Bloom Bazaar platform was designed under:
The Supervision of:
·
Ms. Rawan Tarek
The General Supervision of:
·
Assoc. Prof. Hanan Atef — Head of the New Media Department
The Auspices of:
§ Prof. Sami
El-Sherif – Dean
of the Faculty of Mass Communication.
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