Tehran int’l festival to focus on handicrafts inspired by Islamic arts

Arts & Culture Desk

The first national and international festival of Toranj will be held in Abbasabad Art Garden in Tehran.

The festival will focus on the manifestation of Islamic arts in handicrafts, according to iribnews.ir.

The event will be held with the cooperation of Abbasabad Historical Complex, Aqiq Women Entrepreneurs Association, Islamic Culture and Relations Organization, and Daya Art Center.

The interested applicants could submit their works from June 22 to July 21 to the secretariat of the festival.

The enthusiasts could send their free style paintings measuring 50cm by 70cm and their installations and sculptures up to maximum length of 50cm.

The closing and award-giving ceremonies of the festival will be held from August 24 to 28.

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Tehran int’l festival to focus on handicrafts inspired by Islamic arts

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