BRICS Bazaar tells a story of cultures in Delhi
New Delhi witnessed a vibrant showcase of cultural heritage at the BRICS Bazaar during the 18th BRICS Summit, held at the Bharat Mandapam from September 12-15. The bazaar, themed "Crafting Culture, Connecting People," celebrated the diverse artistic traditions of BRICS member and partner countries.
Artisans displayed authentic crafts, handlooms, textiles, and artworks from Brazil, Belarus, China, India, Iran, and South Africa. Notable participants included Lana Slastsion, a renowned Belarusian willow weaver recognized as a People's Master of the Republic of Belarus, and Cleziania Ribeiro de Lima Paiva, a Brazilian ceramic artisan and sculptor.
Serik Rysbekov, a Kazakhstani artist-jeweller, and Nadia Karimi, an Iranian artist specializing in Balochi embroidery, also showcased their works. The Bazaar highlighted the rich textile and craft traditions of India, emphasizing India's timeless heritage on a global platform.
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