Gilgit - Baltistan
Art & the Artists: Woodcrafts
Pamir Times admires and appreciates that positive role that known and unknown artists have played in the development of various forms of arts. The above photograph serves as a fine example.
Pamir Times admires and appreciates that positive role that known and unknown artists have played in the development of various forms of arts. The above photograph serves as a fine example.
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Thanks for sharing about a very fine work on our tradional woodcrafting, it looks from the very old time, as the wood used here, would you tell us about the unknown artists…? Thanks
here some picture of our unique tradion from Badakhshon.
http://xiwoor.piczo.com/musuem?cr=3&vsrc=preview&linkvar=000044
The art that existed for centuries is commendable and it depicts the aesthetic flavour and artistic sense that continued for generations. But the question for us is that how much do we preserve it. I have a fear that in the wake of building so called modern houses, we are loosing sight of this heritage. Now the trend is such that nobody is ready to learn this skill because at the demand end people are simply behind cemented houses. This skill is actually endagered and needs proper attention.