Sakaka Square Sculptures Reflect Al-Jouf’s Culture of Hospitality

Riyadh: Sculptures across Sakaka reflect Al-Jouf Region's social traditions of generosity and hospitality, with their geographic distribution taking visitors on a visual journey through local heritage and community customs. According to Saudi Press Agency, the dallah coffee pot sculpture comes into view on the road linking Sakaka to the airport to the south. Standing on the right side of the road, the sculpture symbolizes the welcome extended by the region's residents to guests through the serving of Saudi coffee. Al-Jouf Municipality prepares sculptures for national occasions and holidays, using laser lighting to highlight their beauty. The squares are also a leading destination for photographers seeking to capture the sculptures' beauty and large scale and showcase them through modern photography techniques. The areas around the squares have also been landscaped with trees and shrubs, and with evening lighting, further enhancing Sakaka's urban scene.