Festival celebrates cultural heritage

The Austrian Ambassador, HE Andrea Wicke, was the Chief Guest at the event.


Our Correspondent December 08, 2024

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ISLAMABAD:

A vibrant two-day Crafts Festival was launched on Saturday, marking 40 years of Nomad's significant contributions to Pakistan's art and cultural scene.

The event, launched by Serena Hotels in collaboration with Nomad Art Gallery, showcased a stunning array of handcrafted creations by artisans from across the country, including Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Kashmir. Visitors were treated to an impressive display of jewellery, textiles, and other artisanal treasures, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and artistic talent of Pakistan.

The Austrian Ambassador, HE Andrea Wicke, was the Chief Guest at the event, where she praised Serena Hotels and Nomad Art Gallery for their enduring dedication to preserving and promoting Pakistan's cultural legacy.

In her speech, Ambassador Wicke highlighted the significance of cultural exchange and the role such initiatives play in fostering mutual understanding and respect for diverse artistic traditions.

Nageen Hayat, Founder of Nomad Art Gallery, expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the collaboration, stating, "Reaching this 40-year milestone is a tribute to the resilience and creativity of Pakistan's artisans.

With the support of Serena Hotels, we aim to honour their artistry and ensure these invaluable traditions endure for generations to come."

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