From River Clay to Willow Branches, the BRICS Bazaar Tells a Story of Cultures in Delhi
The bazaar features crafts from 18 BRICS member and partner countries and highlights cultural exchange as the summit opens.
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Weave of BRICS: Culture Bazaar showcases arts and crafts from member, partner countries
New Delhi, Sep 12 (PTI) From Brazilian clay art, one of the Americas’ oldest living traditions, to the traditional folk craft of willow weaving in Belarus, a heritage bazaar hosted in Delhi to mark the BRICS Summit showcases the cultural heritage of member and partner countries of the grouping. The two-day Summit went underway at […]
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Times of IndiaFrom river clay to willow branches, the BRICS Bazaar tells a story of cultures in Delhi
A heritage bazaar is showcasing crafts from BRICS member and partner nations. This event marks the ongoing BRICS Summit hosted in New Delhi. Artisans display diverse traditions like Brazilian clay art and Belarusian willow weaving. The bazaar celebrates cultural heritage and fosters global connections among participants. It highlights the BRICS grouping's commitment to people-to-people exchanges.
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Indian Abroad News - We Bring You HomeIranian President's daughter visits BRICS Bazaar, explores vibrant cultural display
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 12 (IANS) Zahra Pezeshkian, daughter of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, and her husband Hassan Majidi visited the BRICS Bazaar in New Delhi on Saturday, exploring the vibrant display of art, crafts and cultural heritage from BRICS member and partner countries. The visit provided a cultural connection between India and Iran at the BRICS Bazaar, where Zahra Pezeshkian and Hassan Majidi were accompanied by Union…
BRICS Bazaar At National Crafts Museum Showcases Global Cultures And Artworks Under One Roof
BRICS Bazaar, which brings global crafts to Delhi, also offers visitors a chance to experience the cultural similarities and differences among the participating countries through their crafts. From traditional textiles and decorative arts to handmade products reflecting local heritage, the bazaar presents a visual representation of the diverse cultures that form the BRICS grouping.
The exhibition represents the cultures of the States of the association, with the participation of craftsmen, designers and companies from member countries and their partners, representing authentic arts, textiles, works of art and so on, with participants in master classes and artists in a programme that exposes the culture of their countries.
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