Naya Collective was born from a simple belief: that the hands shaping Syria's ancient crafts deserve to be seen, supported, and celebrated by the world.
In the winding souks of Damascus and the workshops of Aleppo, generations of artisans have shaped clay, woven silk, and carved wood into works of art. But years of conflict threatened to silence these centuries-old traditions forever.
Naya Collective started as a conversation between artisans scattered across Syria and the diaspora — a shared determination to keep these crafts alive. What began as a small network of makers has grown into a collective of over 50 artisans, each carrying forward techniques passed down through generations.
Today, we bridge the gap between Syrian workshops and the global community, ensuring every purchase tells a story and every artisan receives fair compensation for their extraordinary work.
Every piece carries the soul of Syria — its warmth, its resilience, its beauty.

Our artisans handcraft each piece using traditional Syrian techniques — from Damascene mosaic to Aleppo soap making — in their own workshops.
We photograph, document, and share the story behind each creation, connecting the maker's heritage with your home.
Your purchase goes directly to supporting artisans and their families, preserving crafts that have survived millennia.
We envision a world where Syrian artisanship is not just preserved but celebrated — where ancient techniques inspire contemporary design, and where every artisan can sustain their family through their craft. Naya is more than a marketplace; it is a movement to ensure that Syria's creative heritage endures for generations to come.