With boundless enthusiasm and a deep interest in craftsmanship, Alia Mehraban embarked on her professional journey as the founder and owner of Sanaye Dasti Honarhai Zeba. Although this visionary entrepreneur lacked formal education, she honed her skills and carved a niche. At 15, Alia took the plunge into this business, guided solely by her self-taught abilities. Initially, she worked as a diligent student for six months, gaining knowledge and honing her crafting skills. With perseverance and dedication, she transitioned into the teacher role, sharing her expertise for another nine months. Today, Alia proudly oversees a team of 15 students, both direct and indirect artisans, who assist her in the operations of Sanaye Dasti Honarhai Zeba. Specializing in various handicraft such as Gande Afghani, hand embroidery, khamak embroidery, leather embroidery, glabathon embroidery, marble embroidery, and more, her brand holds a prominent position within the industry. To ensure the highest quality of raw materials, the brand sources its supplies from stores located in Afghanistan. Alia's keen eye for market trends and the ever-evolving needs of consumers drives her to create innovative designs and models. By infusing fresh ideas into her products, she captivates the attention of her customers. Nevertheless, Alia and her brand face a myriad of challenges. Rising course fees, declining sales, and a deteriorating economy pose formidable obstacles to their progress. However, she remains committed to her goal, believing in the spirit of Afghan women. Alia aspires to empower her compatriots to pursue their dreams with unwavering determination. Above all, her ultimate vision is to witness Afghan women attaining independence in all spheres of life. Alia Mehraban's unwavering commitment to her craft and her unwavering belief in the potential of Afghan women mark her as a beacon of hope and inspiration for generations to come.