This museum was located in the area of an old industrial neighborhood that was renovated to make this vital cultural and educational space. The museum gives a space for handicraft owners, artists, and amateur and youth painters to display their artworks to people. The museum is divided into several sections. The first floor is for temporary exhibitions, and the second floor is For handicrafts, and the third floor for embroidery, sculpture, ceramics and other folk arts and crafts, the museum provides free entry to visitors, which made it more famous and frequented by tourists and locals permanently.