Azza Fahmy’s newly published autobiography, “Never Ending Dreams,” is a song of praise to the master craftsmen who taught her and helped her become Egypt’s most famous jewelry designer.
Born in Sohag, Upper Egypt, Azza Fahmy graduated from Helwan University’s Faculty of Fine Arts before learning her craft from the artisans of Cairo’s Khan Al-Khalili souk.
She has since held more than 200 exhibitions worldwide and has been described as one of the most influential women in Egypt and one of the key jewelry designers in the Middle East. She now heads a team of young designers to maintain the craft.
Published by the Egyptian-Lebanese Publishing House and launched on October 10 at the Royal Carriage Museum in Cairo, the 400-page “Never Ending Dreams” is a story of success in overcoming obstacles in life.