At the Islamic Arts Festival in Pakistan, the art of Turkish marbling was presented. Additionally, the group will offer a session on rosaries and expose people to traditional Turkish archery.
Visitors to the International Islamic Arts Festival in Lahore, Pakistan on Friday were impressed by Turkish marbling art that was displayed with artworks from a variety of Islamic countries.
At this year’s festival, the Yunus Emre Institute participated by setting up a stand. At our exhibit, we are promoting works of art such as tiles, rosaries, and handmade carpets,” Eren Miyasoglu, the coordinator for the group’s Lahore office, said in a statement to Anadolu Agency.
According to Miyasoglu, the group had an opening reception for an exhibition of marbled and calligraphed pieces. We put quite some time perfecting the art of Turkish marbling. The guests had very positive feedback to offer on this effort. The work was followed by approximately 150 people.
Miyasoglu stated that in addition to hosting a session on the rosary, YEE plans to teach locals traditional Turkish archery.
In celebration of International Islamic Arts Day, the Al Hamra Art Center in Lahore played host to the festival that was held there.
The events started on Thursday and will continue through the 20th of November.
