Jammu & Kashmir: Unveiling the artistic tapestry - G20 delegates enthralled by handicrafts
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Jammu & Kashmir: Unveiling the artistic tapestry – G20 delegates enthralled by handicrafts

The second day of the third Tourism Working Group meeting witnessed a vibrant gathering of craftsmen and vendors, as they showcased their masterpieces to an international audience

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May 25, 2023, 11:00 am IST
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In a resounding display of cultural opulence and artistic finesse, the G20 delegates at the Sher-e-Kashmir International Convention Centre (SKICC) found themselves captivated by the exquisite handicrafts of Kashmir. The second day of the third Tourism Working Group meeting witnessed a vibrant gathering of craftsmen and vendors, as they showcased their masterpieces to an international audience.

From the plush Pashmina shawls that enveloped visitors in luxurious warmth to the hand-woven carpets that told stories through intricate patterns, the tapestry of Kashmir’s artisanal brilliance was on full display. Delicate hand-embroidered fabrics, exquisitely carved walnut wood masterpieces, ancient Kangris (fire pots), and vibrant papier-mache art added further depth to the exhibition. The visiting delegates, representing 20 countries, were spellbound by the craftsmanship and attention to detail in each artefact. The sight of live demonstrations by skilled artists, coupled with the opportunity to interact with local vendors, created an immersive experience that bridged the gap between overseas consumers and Kashmiri artisans.

Ajaz Ahmad, a local handicraft trader, expressed his excitement, stating, “It is a great opportunity for us. We were visited by numerous foreign delegates who were highly impressed by our products and also sought information about the manufacturing of different local products.”

The enthusiasm and appreciation from the delegates served as a testament to the artisans’ dedication to their craft.

A P Vicky Shaw, Chair of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry Kashmir, commended the Department of Handicrafts and Handloom Kashmir for organising such a magnificent showcase. Shaw described the pavilion of handicrafts as a reflection of the team’s perseverance and commitment to preserving Kashmir’s cultural legacy.

“The G20 group was mesmerised by the fine craftsmanship, detailed needlework, and premium materials utilised. The remarkable workmanship on display is a clear indication of Kashmiri artists’ devotion to their trade,” Shaw expressed.

The Department of Handicrafts and Handloom once again emerged as a major player in the preservation and development of Kashmir’s artistic heritage.

The awe-inspiring display not only captivated the delegates but also allowed them to delve deeper into the distinctive cultural legacy of Kashmir. Visitors had the chance to admire, learn, and acquire these remarkable pieces of art, forming a connection that transcended borders.

As the G20 delegates immersed themselves in the rich tapestry of Kashmiri handicrafts, it became evident that the passion and commitment of the artisans were matched only by their pursuit of perfection. With each intricate stitch and delicate brushstroke, the artisans painted a vivid picture of Kashmir’s artistic soul, leaving an indelible impression on all who witnessed their mastery.

As the Tourism Working Group meeting continues, it is certain that the allure of Kashmir’s handicrafts will continue to inspire a newfound appreciation for the region’s artistic brilliance, fostering cultural exchange and strengthening bonds between nations.

(with inputs from ANI)

 

 

Topics: Jammu & KashmirG20 delegatesTourism Working Group meetingSKICCPashmina shawlsSher-e-Kashmir International Convention CentreHand-embroidered fabrics
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