Frozan Siddiqe inaugurated the Nill Arts business in 2021 when she was 26. Frozan graduated from the Sayed Jamaldin Afghan Darl-e-Mulamin Institute with a baccalaureate degree in English literature. Meanwhile, she pursued her passion by teaching English and culture at a private school for a year (Omid). She earned a bachelor's degree in international relations from the Kateb University of Political Science. On the other hand, she never stopped learning and began participating in USAID programs for women and economics. She completed a 15-month English Language Learning Program at Tander Institute. She has two years of work experience in Nuristani engraving, which she learned while participating in an eight-month training project sponsored by the Norwegian Embassy. Frozan began this training and learned the skill to design and make furniture and home decor items within six months. Currently, about 20 people work in various departments of Nill Arts' workshop producing original artwork pieces. By exporting the artworks to its customers worldwide, the company hopes to introduce Nuristan carving art locally and internationally, similar to other Afghan arts and artists. Because our styles are complementary, it does not end up in the hands of neighboring countries and is not registered in the names of Iran, Pakistan, or other countries. It has a national origin that is specific to the people of Nuristan.