Riyadh: Arar's traditional market provides a permanent outlet for families working in the cottage industry and craftswomen in Northern Borders Region, showcasing and marketing heritage and local products, supporting small projects and preserving traditional crafts.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the market sees increasing activity during seasons, holidays, and festivals, with rising demand for heritage products and handicrafts. It houses shops for those families offering Sadu weaving, handwoven textiles, tents, traditional attire, handicrafts, perfumes, incense, and traditional foods.

The market has enabled craftswomen to expand from home production to more organized commercial activities, increasing marketing opportunities and developing income sources, as part of efforts to support women's participation in economic activities and preserve traditional crafts as part of the national cultural heritage.