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Saudi Sculptor from AlUla Excels in Crafting Illuminated Sculptures in Various Forms

Saudi youth artist Saud Al-Anzi has been sculpting in the heart of his farm in AlUla Governorate for over 15 years. (SPA)
Saudi youth artist Saud Al-Anzi has been sculpting in the heart of his farm in AlUla Governorate for over 15 years. (SPA)
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Saudi Sculptor from AlUla Excels in Crafting Illuminated Sculptures in Various Forms

Saudi youth artist Saud Al-Anzi has been sculpting in the heart of his farm in AlUla Governorate for over 15 years. (SPA)
Saudi youth artist Saud Al-Anzi has been sculpting in the heart of his farm in AlUla Governorate for over 15 years. (SPA)

Saudi youth artist Saud Al-Anzi has been sculpting in the heart of his farm in AlUla Governorate for over 15 years, the Saudi Press Agency said.
Using Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) material and recycled wood, he crafts distinctive artistic home lighting fixtures with his unique taste and capabilities. Despite facing a disability in his legs, Al-Anzi continues his sculpting career with unwavering determination and creativity.
In an interview with SPA, he emphasized the support of wise leadership for everyone and the vital role of youth in driving development and prosperity across all domains.
Al-Anzi's artistic project has become a source of income, with his work showcased on social media platforms where he engages with followers and fulfills requests for his artwork.
Drawing inspiration from his upbringing environment, which includes palm trees, flowers, inscriptions, and the diverse civilizations of AlUla Governorate, he produces one-of-a-kind pieces. His work has received recognition and been featured in various exhibitions.

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Nearly 6,000 New Sites Registered in Saudi National Register of Architectural Heritage

The sites collectively reflect the richness and diversity of architectural heritage across the Kingdom
The sites collectively reflect the richness and diversity of architectural heritage across the Kingdom
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Nearly 6,000 New Sites Registered in Saudi National Register of Architectural Heritage

The sites collectively reflect the richness and diversity of architectural heritage across the Kingdom
The sites collectively reflect the richness and diversity of architectural heritage across the Kingdom

The Saudi Heritage Commission announced on Sunday the registration of 5,969 new architectural heritage sites in the National Register of Architectural Heritage, bringing the total number of registered sites to 34,171.

These sites collectively reflect the richness and diversity of architectural heritage across the Kingdom.

The newly registered sites include 258 in Riyadh Region, 483 in Makkah Region, 761 in Qassim Region, three in Eastern Region, 3,893 in Aseer Region, 60 in Hail Region, eight in Jazan Region, 499 in Al-Baha Region, and four in Al-Jouf Region.

The registration process is based on regulations related to antiquities and architectural heritage, following a decision by the Board of Directors of the Heritage Commission to delegate authority to the commission’s CEO to register heritage sites. The initiative aims to protect these sites from encroachment or neglect and to ensure their preservation for future generations.