Abdul Maaieh, 12, originally from Jordan but lives in Toledo, buys a stuffed grape leaves plate from Yara Karam, 18, left, and Lama Karam, 23, right, from Barada Restauran.
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Zaheda Mohiuddin, left, creates a henna body art piece on Ruba Farah's arm while Mohiuddin's daughter, Mehreen Mohiuddin, far left, watches.
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Carvings of the Arabic alphabet and name necklaces made by Nada al Khatib Salem.
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Carvings of the Arabic alphabet made by Nada Salem.
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Afaf Doumani, right, talks to siblings from left: Samantha Salem, 9, Adam Salem, 9, and Noah Salem, 5, of Sylvania about her textiles.
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Zaheda Mohiuddin, right, smiles at a customer while her daughter Mehreen Mohiuddin watches.
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Ashir Kirk of Toledo opens up a prayer rug that was encased in a special bag that he has for sale.
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A painting by artist Reem Helal for sale. Helal uses arabic words and phrases in the portrait.
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Spinach pies by So Sweet Lebanese & French Pastries available to buy.
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A special "Barada Dip" made with fried eggplant and feta cheese from Barada Restaurant.
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Amal Abdel-Khalek of Sylvania looks at crafts available.
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Ashir Kirk of Toledo opens up a prayer rug that he has for sale in a special case and demonstrates that it can also be used for yoga in addition to praying.
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Stuffed grape leaves from Barada Restaurant.
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Local artist Reem Helal, right, sits with her mother artist Afaf Doumani while sharing a booth for their work.
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Walaa Kanan, 15, of Toledo makes a henna design.
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