Baba Abbas Handicraft House was opened in Kerman with the presence of the country's Deputy Handicrafts

The Baba Abbas Handicraft House of Kerman was opened with the aim of strengthening the presence of traditional arts in urban life, introducing the capacities of artists and developing the handicraft market of the province, with the presence of the Deputy Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, representatives of the Islamic Council and the Director General of Cultural Heritage of Kerman Province.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, the opening ceremony of Baba Abbas Handicrafts House in Kerman, on Friday 24 Mehr 1405, with the presence of Barzin Zarghami, Deputy Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Shahbaz Hasanpour, representative of the people of Kerman and Raver in the Islamic Council, Mohsen Fathi, head of the tourism faction and representative of the people of Sanandaj in the Islamic Council, Mojtaba Shokri, head of the Development and Revitalization Fund of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, and Seyed Movid Mousavi Nejad, Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Kerman Province.

The activation of the craft houses is an opportunity to introduce the artistic capacities of Kerman and create a direct connection between the artists and the audience. By providing the possibility of presenting the works and getting to know the production methods, these centers help the local arts to be seen and the transfer of traditional skills to the next generation.

The development of craft supply spaces can improve artists' access to the market, increase sales opportunities, and lead to the strengthening of employment and local businesses, on the other hand, craft houses have the capacity to become part of urban tourism routes.

Visiting these centers, getting to know the techniques of making works and knowing the history of local arts, enriches the experience of tourists from Kerman and provides the ground for connecting handicrafts with other tourism sectors.

The opening of Baba Abbas Handicrafts House can be considered as a step towards strengthening the infrastructure of introduction and supply of traditional arts of the province, an action whose continued effectiveness depends on planning for the continuous activity of the collection, supporting artists and establishing a stable relationship with the market and tourism activists.