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Arts & Craft ADIHEX 2025 — Part II (Addendum: Newly Added Exhibitors)
ADIHEX 2025 Arts & Craft sector review, including new additions.
Limited Gallery LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C4-06) Curatorial platform staging rotating exhibitions and facilitating institutional acquisitions.
Lmart.81 (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P6-03) Retail concept offering small-batch crafts, homewares and event-appropriate merchandise.
Luxury Cady Perfumes (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C4-04) High-end fragrance house producing signature scents for ceremonial and corporate use.
Majedah Aljarrah (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-135) Contemporary artist producing installation work and limited-edition objects.
National Academy for Childhood Development (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 4-060) Educational partner delivering craft workshops and youth engagement programming.
OAH Shop (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C6-03) Retail curator of handmade gifts, artisan-produced souvenirs and small-form craft items.Pashmina Handicrafts Trading (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 10-085)
Supplier of premium pashmina textiles and handcrafted equestrian accessories.
Pegasus Leaders Gifts Trading CO LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 2-072)
Provider of corporate gifting and presentation materials adapted for equestrian awards.
Qaser Al Dewaneyh For Omani Sweet (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C11-09)
Specialist in traditional Omani confectionery and heritage food demonstrations.
Quanzhou Best Bags Co., Ltd (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P11-05)
Manufacturer of durable transport bags and padded carriers suitable for tack and equipment.
Rabaa (Kuwait, Pavilion 7-122)
Regional artisan collective offering cultural crafts and show-presentation pieces.
Ramrod Outdoor Trading (South Africa, Pavilion 10-025)
Provider of outdoor and transport equipment, including rugged crates and field kits.
Rim Sehiri (Tunisia, Pavilion 6-105)
Artist and craft studio offering equine-themed ceramics and textile art.
Royal Enterprises (Pakistan, Pavilion C1-086)
Supplier of industrial-grade cold-chain and storage solutions for equine feed and pharma.
Rusmiti Calligraphers And Painters (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-130)
Calligraphy and hand-painted decorative panels for ceremonial tack and awards.
Sachiyo Kaneko (Spain, Pavilion 6-155)
Studio offering handcrafted equestrian leatherwork and bespoke show accessories.
Sea and Deep Frame Making (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P7-05)
Specialist in custom framing and display cases for trophies and heritage pieces.
Shani Enterprises (Pakistan, Pavilion 2-079)
Manufacturer of leather goods and field-ready equestrian apparel.
SKS Knives (Pakistan, Pavilion 2-081)
Producer of precision grooming and utility knives for yard and field use.
SKW Cafe (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C4-02)
On-site hospitality provider offering refreshments for exhibitors and visitors.
Soul Collection (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C12-22)
Curated collection of artisan-made accessories for equestrian lifestyle and gifting.
Stone Age (Armenia, Pavilion 2-062)
Crafts traditional stone and wooden tools, decorative items and archery accoutrements.
Taz Auto Accessories (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P8-07)
Supplier of vehicle-mounted racks and secure transport solutions for horse trailers.
The SA Enterprises (Pakistan, Pavilion 2-067)
Exporter of arena equipment, marking tools and heavy-duty tow ropes.
Virk Industries (Pakistan, Pavilion 2-078)
Manufacturer of metal fittings and hardware used in stable construction and tack.
Waraq Line (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-170)
Producer of traditional stationery and heritage paper products used for certificates and programmes.
Yas Beads Gifts and Collectibles (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P10-18)
Retailer of handcrafted beads, medals and small collectibles suitable for prize-giving.
This two-part directory consolidates the Arts & Craft exhibitors for ADIHEX 2025 and integrates recent additions. Use this resource to plan meetings, commission bespoke pieces and secure procurement timelines during the ADIHEX event at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi.
Sokols in the UAE and Saudi Arabia: A Cultural Treasure
The tradition of falconry is deeply rooted in the cultures of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia, symbolizing pride, honor, and a profound connection to nature. These magnificent birds, known for their incredible speed and hunting prowess, have been an integral part of life in the Arabian Peninsula for centuries.
Types of Falcons in the Region
Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus):
The Peregrine Falcon is renowned for being the fastest bird in the world. Found in the skies of both the UAE and Saudi Arabia, these falcons are highly sought after for falconry due to their remarkable hunting skills.
Saker Falcon (Falco cherrug):
Known for its strength and endurance, the Saker Falcon is a favorite among falconers. This species thrives in the open landscapes of the Arabian region, making it a vital part of the falconry heritage.
Gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus):
The Gyrfalcon is the largest falcon species and is admired for its beautiful plumage and hunting ability. This majestic bird is rarely found in the warmer climates of the UAE and Saudi Arabia but is sometimes used in falconry due to its impressive size and strength.
Lanner Falcon (Falco biarmicus):
The Lanner Falcon is another common species used in falconry within these countries. Its versatility and adaptability make it a popular choice among local falconers.
The Importance of Falconry
Falconry is not just a sport; it embodies the essence of Arab culture and heritage. In both the UAE and Saudi Arabia, falconry is a cherished pastime that promotes a deep respect for nature and wildlife. The bond between a falconer and their bird is built on trust and companionship, showcasing the intricate relationship humans can have with these majestic creatures.
Moreover, falconry events and competitions have gained popularity, drawing enthusiasts from around the world. The UAE, in particular, hosts the prestigious Abu Dhabi Falconry Championship, which highlights the skill of both the falcons and their trainers.
Conclusion
Falcons are more than just birds of prey in the UAE and Saudi Arabia; they are a living symbol of tradition, pride, and the rich cultural heritage of the Arabian Peninsula. As falconry continues to thrive, it plays a significant role in preserving the fascinating relationship between humans and nature, capturing the hearts of all who appreciate these magnificent birds.
Arts & Craft ADIHEX 2025, Abu Dhabi: Hunting Expo Sector Information and Photo
The Arts & Craft sector at ADIHEX 2025 brings together master artisans, sculptors, perfumers and curators delivering handcrafted trophies, installations, textiles and heritage products. This two-part directory lists core exhibitors (Part I) and recent additions (Part II) to help buyers, curators and event teams plan meetings and commissions.
TICKETS and DATES: 30 August – 07 September 2025: https://www.adihex.com/
Arts & Craft ADIHEX 2025 — Part I (Core Exhibitors)
27December Housewares (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-195)
Supplier of practical homeware and stable-friendly accessories tailored for event and hospitality use.
7 Ghaf Cafe (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C1-03)
Mobile hospitality concept offering curated coffee experiences and event catering for expos and VIP zones.
A Stroke of Art (Bahrain, Pavilion 6-200)
Studio producing commissioned artworks and limited-edition pieces with hunting and equestrian themes.
Al Mohtraf Wood Factory (Qatar, Pavilion 7-065)
Workshop specialising in intricately carved wooden trophies, mounts and bespoke joinery.
Almzyonh (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C12-21)
Curatorial supplier of traditional textiles and heritage-inspired interior elements.
Aloqiylat Trade Co (Saudi Arabia, Pavilions 10-205 & 10-170)
Leathercraft specialists offering handcrafted tack accents, ornamental straps and bespoke fittings.
AR Knives Industry (Pakistan, Pavilion C2-07)
Manufacturer of field-quality knives and artisan blades for collectors and practical use.
Art Amira (Tunisia, Pavilion 6-105)
Artisan brand presenting decorative saddle panels and small-scale equestrian sculptures.
Art By Lucinda (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-175)
Fine-art practice offering portraits, installations and curated pieces for show and hospitality areas.
Artlance Consultancy (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-160)
Curatorial and exhibition-design services for bespoke displays and branded art programs.
AS Blades (Pakistan, Pavilion 2-063)
Producer of professional grooming blades, shears and specialist tools for animal-care professionals.
Axent Advertising and Publicity LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 7-068)
Communications and sponsorship specialists delivering heritage-led publicity and event activation packages.
Ayah Al Heera (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 7-075)
Digital heritage initiatives and archival storytelling projects tied to regional cultural narratives.
Born Sculptures (Netherlands, Pavilions 7-123 & 6-020)
Studio producing large-scale bronze and stone sculptures suitable for arenas, lobbies and commemorative installations.
Deepti Artworks (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-055)
Commission-based mural and decorative-art studio focused on site-specific equine themes.
Dhad Language (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P10-13)
Multilingual content and interpretation services for exhibition programmes and international delegations.
Dovile De Angelis (France, Pavilion 6-021)
Luxury leather and handcrafted equine accessories produced to European atelier standards.
Elite Horizon General Trading LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilions 10-215 & 10-190)
Provides logistical and infrastructure support for large-format displays and installation works.
Embroidered Cloth (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C12-14)
Specialist in bespoke embroidery: saddlecloths, presentation banners and ceremonial textiles.
Emirates Arabian Horse Society (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 12-035)
Institutional exhibitor promoting Arabian horse heritage through curated displays and educational content.
Empire Treasures LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion P7-003)
Curator of ceremonial artifacts, trophies and collectible heritage items for institutional collections.
Erum Durrani (Pakistan, Pavilion 6-220)
Designer-focused collections marrying fashion sensibility with equestrian motifs for show and retail.
Evil Bull Knives (Pakistan, Pavilion 2-080)
Craftsman-maker of utility knives and presentation blades intended for collectors and field use.
Finest Art With Gemstones (Brazil, Pavilion P7-002)
High-end decorative pieces and jewel-set awards crafted for institutional recognition.
Gemstone (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C3-13)
Manufacturer and engraver of trophy pieces and small-form gemstone artworks.
Glaza Collection Textile Trading (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C5-04)
Supplier of woven fabrics, saddlecloths and textile components with custom finishing options.
Heaventh Secrets (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-035)
Artisanal leather-care products and boutique craft items designed for premium aftercare and gifting.
Ibrahim Arts & OM3 (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-040)
Collaborative multimedia studio producing installations and experiential assets for event spaces.
Inaayat Design Studio (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-095)
Interior and product design studio specialising in bespoke furniture and display fittings.
Kahraman Dubai General Trading Co LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C5-16)
Distributor of curated show supplies, presentation materials and display textiles.
Kamal Al Yammahi (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 6-125)
Traditional craftsman producing hand-finished decorative elements and artisanal accoutrements.
Kovalchuk Sculptures LLC (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion 4-079)
Studio delivering contemporary sculptural commissions for corporate and public collections.
Le Luxe Perfumes (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C4-05)
Niche perfumery presenting bespoke fragrance concepts for VIP gifting and hospitality briefs.
Le odor Perfumes (United Arab Emirates, Pavilion C12-20)
Artisanal attar and oud specialists running live scent workshops and demonstration sessions.
