The Art and Culture Development Foundation of Uzbekistan has unveiled a comprehensive exhibition titled 'A Leaf from the Rose Garden' as part of the international Design Doha design biennale. The exhibition centers around the symbolic imagery of a garden, representing the preservation of cultural memory, the continuity of knowledge, and the ongoing development of traditional craftsmanship.
Key Takeaways: Located in a traditional courtyard house in Doha's historic Ferij Al-Asmakh district, the exhibition runs until January 31, 2027, featuring works by three prominent Uzbek artisans.
The exposition brings together the works of three master creators—Ruben Sahakian, Madina Kasymbaeva, and Davlat Toshev. Utilizing glass art, traditional suzani embroidery, and miniature painting, the masters explore intricate floral motifs, interpreting them through diverse materials, techniques, and contemporary artistic approaches.
The showcase also features ebru art, traditional suzani embroidery, and meticulously handcrafted glass flowers. Set within a traditional courtyard house in the historic district of Doha, the venue creates a dynamic space for an engaging dialogue between Uzbekistan's artistic heritage and the cultural traditions of the region.
Furthermore, live masterclasses were held during the opening events, introducing visitors to traditional artistic techniques. The Uzbekistan pavilion received a high-profile visit from Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Chairperson of Qatar Museums, marking a significant moment for the cultural exchange.
Source: www.uznews.uz