Fatma Hergli,Embroidery Artisan I went to school in 1985 to learn sewing and embroidery. I studied for three years in Hammamet, where embroidery is part of our traditions and daily life. From the beginning, embroidery stayed with me more than sewing. I liked sitting quietly with the work, repeating the same movements until my hands felt at ease.  After finishing school and getting my diploma, I continued working from home in Hammamet. I never stopped. This work became part of my days, something I return to naturally, without forcing it.  I truly love what I do. I put my heart into every piece I embroider. With time, my hands learned to be patient and precise. What I make today carries years of practice, but also the passion I have always felt for this work.

Nabila Hamhoum,Sewing and Couture Artisan I am 52 years old. I am married, and I have three children. I studied sewing and couture for six years. I loved this work from the start, and that love has only grown with time.  After my studies, I opened my own atelier and worked with clients. Later, I began teaching sewing to girls from rural areas. I believe sewing is more than a job, it is something that gives dignity, confidence, and independence. Today, after more than 30 years, I still sew every day, from morning until night. I do this work with my whole heart. Each piece I make carries my attention, my emotions, and the passion I feel every time I sit in front of my machine.