Madhya Pradesh art shines at BRICS summit; Iranian President's daughter appreciates Bagh print

The cultural heritage of Madhya Pradesh has once again shone brightly at the BRICS summit. According to a report by NDTV India, the famous 'Bagh print' from the Dhar district became a center of attraction at the event. Foreign guests highly appreciated the intricacies of this traditional handicraft.

During the summit, Zahra Pezeshkian, daughter of the Iranian President, observed the Bagh print work and was deeply impressed. She not only praised the art form but also took several items made with Bagh print back with her.

Madhya Pradesh is often referred to as the heart of the country, and this event reaffirms how deeply the state's art and culture resonate on a global level. Bagh print is renowned for its unique block printing techniques and the use of natural dyes.

This handicraft is centuries old and is meticulously crafted by artisans in the Dhar district. Showcasing it at such a prestigious summit is a significant achievement for the local craftsmen.

When foreign guests appreciate Indian art, it boosts the morale of local artists. This is not only a matter of pride for the state but also a means to promote Indian handicrafts on an international platform.

Other delegates present at the summit also lauded the artistry of the Bagh print. This craft is known for its simplicity and beauty, which can captivate anyone.

The government of Madhya Pradesh is also making continuous efforts to promote such traditional arts of the state. The appreciation of Bagh print on a global stage reflects the success of these initiatives.

It is expected that Indian art will receive even more recognition through such exhibitions in the future. Zahra Pezeshkian's affinity for the Bagh print is a testament to the global appeal of this art form.