Tehran – Zahra Aslani, a ceramic artist from Aldabil, has qualified for the second time at the International Ceramic Forum and International Handicraft Festival in Rishtan, Uzbekistan.
According to Milas Aliya (CHTN), Aldabil State Tourism Director Touhid Deraval Kavam said the international event will take place between September 18th and 20th.
An official invitation from the Uzbekistan Minister of Culture and Arts was sent to the Artists of Al-Dabili after the work was reviewed.
Deraval Kavam emphasized that the Handicraft Festival in the Uzbekistan world is one of the most important handicraft events in the world. He noted that the International Ceramic Forum will be attended for the second time by the most important and oldest ceramic production centres, Richtan and Zara Aslani, the forum, at the same time as the festival.
He said more than 30,000 artisans are involved in 60 art areas in Aldaville.
The origins of Persian ceramic and ceramic techniques date back to ancient Persia for thousands of years, with archaeological evidence from 4,000 BC. These methods reflect the rich cultural heritage that had a major impact on the local arts and craftsmanship. Persian pottery has become a symbol of social status, religious expression and artistic innovation that evolves through various dynasties and empires.
The influence of Persian craftsmanship spreads across adjacent civilizations through trade routes such as the Silk Road, creating global ceramic practices. Today, studying these techniques illuminates Persian contributions to the history of ancient technology and highlights the enduring legacy of Persian cultural and artistic ingenuity.
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