According to the Public Relations Office of Pars University of Architecture and Art, the booth aimed to highlight the skills and capabilities of students and display their artistic works.

Organized by Professor Paeezak Palouj, Head of the Handicrafts Department at Pars University, and her students, the booth featured a collection of exquisite artworks in various fields such as miniature painting, textiles, leather crafting, jewelry making, and wooden and decorative products. These works received enthusiastic responses from both artists and visitors.

Notably, Ms. Maryam Jalali, Deputy for Handicrafts at the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, visited the Pars University booth and praised the university’s innovative approach to preserving and promoting Iranian handicrafts.

This exhibition is one of the most important events in the field of handicrafts in Iran, providing an ideal platform each year for presenting a wide range of achievements and products in both traditional and contemporary arts.