Saimat Kaibkhanova, born in 1965 in Baku, grew up surrounded by the magic of needle, thread, fabric, and colours. Her childhood was spent watching the patterns woven into carpets by her grandmother. She was fascinated by this art and always longed to share its beauty with a wider audience.

Despite studying at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics at Baku State University, Saimat never distanced herself from the art of embroidery. For her, it was not just a hobby, but a reflection of her inner creative spirit.

Years of experience and a deep passion for embroidery inspired Saimat Kaibkhanova to start her own business in this field. She joined forces with her relative and closest friend, Kamila Guliyeva, and together they began creating and presenting embroidery and carpet patterns in a new format.

Inspired by carpet art, Saimat began creating silk shawls, bags, fashion accessories, and home décor featuring embroidered patterns. The carpet patterns used in these products are derived from Latif Karimov's book “Azerbaijani Carpet,” which embodies the intricate details and rich history of Azerbaijani carpet weaving. These patterns hold both historical and cultural significance.

To expand her products' sales channels and reach a broader audience, Saimat Kaibkhanova registered with "ABAD" and became a member. Currently, her products are sold at the "ABAD" ethno-boutiques.