Nemdmal training workshop was held in Hamedan

The Deputy Director of Handicrafts of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Hamedan Province announced the holding of the first felting workshop in the province with the aim of revitalizing this art field.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, Mohammad Reza Khalji said on Saturday 25th of Mehr: The felting workshop was held for the first time in Hamedan province under the supervision and coordination of the Deputy of Handicrafts and with the presence of those interested in this field for free at Monart Art Studio.

The Deputy Director of Handicrafts of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Hamedan Province pointed out that the development of specialized training, the transfer of experience among artists and the provision of activities for those who are interested are effective steps in the preservation and continuation of traditional arts and crafts, and added: The training of this workshop was conducted by Fariba Sabrian, an experienced artist in the field of felting, and this program aims to familiarize those interested with the capabilities of this traditional art and to provide a context for the revival and It has been revived.

Pointing to the importance of holding training courses in the field of traditional arts, he said: practical training and the transfer of knowledge and experience of experienced artists to those who are interested have an important role in preserving local skills, identifying new talents and creating a basis for the continuation of the activities of handicraft fields, also holding such workshops can provide the opportunity for the young generation to get acquainted with the artistic and practical capabilities of these fields.

Khalji further mentioned holding another program in the field of handicrafts and supporting the products of women entrepreneurs and said: For the first time, a live performance, display and sale of crocheted products by women entrepreneurs was held at the permanent exhibition site.

He continued: In this program, a diverse collection of women's handmade products, including all kinds of clothing, jewelry and other crocheted products, were exposed to the visitors, and the possibility of direct sales of the products was also provided.

Hamedan Province's Handicraft Vice President emphasized: Providing the opportunity to show the production process live, introduce products and directly supply the works of artists and producers can help to increase the audience's awareness of the value and quality of handicrafts and strengthen the relationship between producers and customers.

Khalji added: Supporting women entrepreneurs, developing the market for the sale of handmade products and creating opportunities to introduce their creativity and abilities are important areas of economic prosperity in the field of handicrafts. Paying attention to design, product variety, suitable packaging and effective methods of supply can also play a role in increasing the attractiveness of products and strengthening their position in the market.

He pointed out: holding educational workshops focusing on the revival of artistic disciplines and implementing programs for the introduction and supply of handicraft products, together, can help strengthen the chain of education, production, introduction and sale and provide a more prominent presence of artists and entrepreneurs in the field of handicrafts.