Kayseri Golden Hands Traditional Handicrafts Festival, which will be attended by 17 artists from 31 cities and 31 artists from XNUMX cities, by the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality with the contributions of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, starts tomorrow. At the festival, the exhibition titled “A Seljuk Palace: Keykubadiye” prepared by the Metropolitan, KAYMEK, will meet with art lovers.
The Metropolitan Municipality will organize the Kayseri Golden Hands Traditional Handicrafts Festival in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in order to effectively promote Kayseri, which has a rich historical past, in cultural and artistic terms on a national scale, and to preserve the value of traditional handicrafts and transfer them to future generations.
Kayseri Golden Hands Traditional Handicrafts Festival, which will be held between 1-7 August at the Historical Kayseri Castle Culture and Art Center, will start with the opening ceremony, with the participation of 17 artists from 31 art branches from 31 cities.
31 artists performing traditional handicrafts will participate in the festival and present their works in 31 handicraft branches such as Stone Carving, Silver Filigree, Rosary Art, Felt and Walking Stick Making. In addition, Kayseri Golden Hands Traditional Handicrafts Festival will host colorful events such as exhibitions, concerts, talks and workshops.
EXHIBITION TITLED “A SELJUK PALACE: KEYKUBADİYE” FROM KAYMEK
KAYMEK, which carries out its activities within the body of Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality, will bring together another value of Kayseri and Turkish civilization with art lovers in the field of Kayseri Golden Hands Festival with the exhibition titled “A Seljuk Palace: Keykubadiye”.
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