The first creative house of handicrafts was opened in the tourist hotel of Kerman

The first creative house of handicrafts in the country's tourism hotel complex was opened on Friday 24 Mehr 1405 with the presence of the deputy of handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, representatives of the Islamic Council and managers of the field of cultural heritage and hotel management in the tourism hotel of Kerman.

In line with the development of handicrafts market and link with the tourism industry:

According to Aria's Heritage Reporter, the opening ceremony of the first creative house of handicrafts in the country's tourism hotel complex was held on Friday, October 24, 1405 at the Kerman Tourism Hotel.

Barzin Zarghami, Deputy Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Shehbaz Hasanpour, the representative of the people of Kerman and Raver in the Islamic Council, Mojtaba Shokri, the head of the Development and Revitalization Fund of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Seyed Movid Mohsennejad, the Director General of Cultural Heritage of Kerman Province, and Fariba Abbasi, the CEO and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Irangerdi and Jahangordi Investment Company were present at this ceremony.

This creative house has been launched with the aim of introducing traditional arts, supporting artists and creating a more direct connection between handicrafts and the hotel industry. The establishment of such a space in hotels, in addition to providing the opportunity for tourists to familiarize themselves with local arts, can help the supply and sale of products and the expansion and prosperity of the handicrafts market. Considering the diversity of artistic fields and the cultural background of Kerman, the launch of this collection is an opportunity to introduce the capabilities of artists of the province to tourists and strengthen the position of handicrafts in Tourism service chain.

The opening of this creative house is considered the first experience of this kind in the country's tourist hotels and can provide the basis for the development of the pattern of the presence of handicrafts in accommodation spaces and increase the interaction between artists and the tourism industry.