Her elegant handicrafts are particularly well received by children.

"I'm making traditional toys of different types, like  “Tig-tig khanum” ( a national cartoon character from “Pispisa Khanum and Mouse Bey”), and Cırtdan (a dwarf boy character of the tale). I think that such souvenirs will play a role in increasing the affiliation of younger children to national roots, " said the artist.

The artisan notes:

"Two years have passed since I started my career. In the past, I was preparing various national toys and decorations for my family. But after a while, I decided to arrange the sales of my products through social networks. "

Jeihuna, who is a doctor by profession, has never been busy with her profession:

"I enjoy decorative-applied folk art. When my handicrafts are welcomed by people, it makes me even more proud and I enthusiastically want to make new artifacts. "

She applied to ABAD via Facebook to expand the sales market of her products further:

"I want to become more widely known and to further develop my family business. I rely on ABAD in this regard."

It should be noted that Jeihuna's exquisite handicrafts are available at ABAD exhibition and sales centers.