At the exhibition in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, the culmination was the Turkmen show Orient

At the exhibition in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, the culmination was the Turkmen show

11.03.2024 | 20:58 |

On Sunday, the city of Eindhoven, the Netherlands, hosted an event that lit up the world's cultural horizon - a stunning exhibition dedicated to International Women's Day. This festival of culture and art brought together pavilions from different countries, each of which became a vivid reflection of the national heritage and the unique contribution of women to the creation and promotion of cultural values.

In the bright kaleidoscope, a special place was occupied by the pavilion organized by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Belgium in partnership with the fashion house “Mengli Secrets World Fashion”, based in the Netherlands and specializing in the creation of clothing and jewelry in the style of Turkmen ethnicity. This pavilion became a colorful message of the cultural heritage of the Turkmen people and a reflection of the rich mosaic of their creative traditions. The presented collection shone with exclusive jewelry and attracted attention with original musical instruments and outfits.

The guests were also interested in the exhibition of colorful publications that open the world of Turkmen culture, history and literature under the motto of 2024 in Turkmenistan “The Fount of the Mind of Magtymguly Fragi.”

The Ambassador of Turkmenistan proudly presented the national section to the public, talking about the main distinctive features of Turkmen culture, combining material and spiritual values. He placed special emphasis on the role of Magtymguly in national culture and his influence on the spiritual world of the East.

The culmination of the event was a fiery fashion show of European models in Turkmen outfits. This show accompanied by traditional music turned the exhibition into a festive fireworks display of national motifs and creative ideas,

causing delight among those present and a desire to join in this sparkling performance. And so the models, spectators, participants and organizers of the exhibition united in a common dance to Turkmen music, celebrating unity in diversity.

For one magical day, the Parktheater in Eindhoven was transformed into a place where Turkmen songs were sung and people of different nationalities found common ground in dance and music, highlighting the limitless power of cultural exchange and celebration of cultural diversity.