She loved art from an early age, and she did not depend only on her hobby, as she developed herself and her tools and began to draw on paper, clothes and women’s bags made by hand, with Egyptian hands. To spread it through her drawings.

Aya Muhammad Reda, a law graduate, spoke about the beginning of her journey with the art of painting on canvas and women’s bags, where she told “The Seventh Day”: “I love drawing from my childhood, and I used to study art, but because of my group I studied at the Faculty of Law, and I felt frustrated at the time and stood He drew, and after how many years, I felt nostalgic and started drawing again.”

Another one of Aya’s bags

And about her tendency to draw pharaonic drawings on hand-made bags, she said: “Any country would be keen to reflect its identity on clothes and jewelry, and from here I thought of reflecting my identity on handmade bags made with Egyptian hands, by drawing pharaonic drawings to highlight the art and beauty that was present.” in ancient Egypt”.

another bag

Aya wanted to send messages to women through the pharaonic drawings on bags that add to her elegance and encourage her to develop herself. And love and Queen Nefertiti, who is the most powerful woman in Egypt, as a message to support Egyptian women and urge her to be strong, beautiful and positive.

Pharaonic bag

She continued: “The bag is made of Egyptian natural leather and designed by Egyptian hands, and I hope it reaches all people around the world so that I can convey my message and foreigners know how proud we are of our Egyptian civilization and identity, and it also serves as an encouragement to tourism in Egypt because everyone who will see it will remember Egypt and its antiquities and plan to travel to it to see Close up of Egyptian antiquities.

black bag

Nefertiti