Female entrepreneurship and the establishment of artisanal microenterprises in Senegal are essential components of the economic and social landscape. Senegalese women have long played a vital role in the informal economy, particularly in the craft sector, where they often pass down traditional skills from generation to generation. The creation of artisanal microenterprises provides Senegalese women with a pathway to economic independence by allowing them to generate income for themselves and their families. These businesses can range from dyeing textiles to jewelry making, pottery, and basket weaving, reflecting the diversity of artisanal skills present in Senegal. However, women artisans in Senegal often face unique challenges, particularly regarding access to financing, vocational training, and markets. Initiatives to support female entrepreneurship, such as microcredit programs and business management training, play a crucial role in empowering these enterprises.