A Turkmen stand may appear at the Belgian art and antiques fair
Ambassador of Turkmenistan to Brussels, Sapar Palvanov, visited the Antica Namur art fair on the invitation of Governor of the Belgian province of Namur, Denis Maten.
This is one of the most prestigious and influential art fairs in Belgium, which attracts not only people from all over the kingdom, but also from France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands every year to see the rarities on display at hundreds of galleries.
During the fair, which presents a wide range of art - from painting and sculpture to furniture, ceramics and jewelry from different eras and nations - the Ambassador discussed with the organizers and gallery owners the possibility of creating a Turkmen stand and other joint art projects. This could be an important step in popularizing the unique cultural heritage of Turkmenistan in the international arena, the diplomatic mission said in a statement on social networks.
Antique art objects from Turkmenistan, including the handicrafts of carpet weavers and jewelers, have long attracted the attention of collectors around the world. Such works can be found not only in museums, but also in private collections in different countries.
The original creations of Turkmen craftsmen and craftswomen are worthy of shining at Antica Namur, the 47th edition of which is taking place in Namur from November 9 to 17.
