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.
- On Saturday, the BRICS Summit began at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, coinciding with the 'Crafting Culture, Connecting People' bazaar running through September 15. The exhibition features artisans from member and partner countries.
- BRICS brings together 11 major emerging economies, representing around 49.5 per cent of the global population and 26 per cent of global trade. The bazaar highlights the cultural pillar of the grouping's international cooperation framework.
- Showcasing unique heritage, the exhibition features Lana Slastsion's willow weaving from Belarus, Cleziania Ribeiro de Lima Paiva's Brazilian clay art, and Nadia Karimi's Balochi embroidery from Iran. These artisans represent diverse traditions preserved across member nations.
- Minister of State for External Affairs and Textiles Pabitra Margherita said on Friday the bazaar celebrates 'our rich textile and craft traditions and our spirit of global engagement.' Margherita described it as a platform for India's heritage.
- India is hosting the 18th BRICS summit, marking 20 years since the grouping's establishment. Authorities implemented tight security at the venue, underscoring the high-profile nature of the event.
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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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