Holding a Handicrafts Exhibition in Qaleh Bala Village

According to Miras Arya, Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Rezavian said: The handicrafts exhibition of the tourism target village of Qaleh Bala was held in line with introducing the cultural and artistic capacities of the women of the region and simultaneously with the process of the global registration of Qaleh Bala village. The head of the Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department of Shahroud County added: This event showcased the capabilities and influential role of the women of the Turan region in preserving and continuing the local culture. He clarified: In this exhibition, handwoven items and artworks by the talented women of the region, including kilim, embroidery, towel weaving, and chadorshab, were put on public display. Alongside these, local products such as various jams, pickles, and medicinal herbs were introduced, demonstrating the economic and production capacities of the women of this region. Rezavian pointed to the presence of female high school students from the city of Biarjomand at this exhibition, saying: The participation of the young generation alongside talented women signifies the connection between experience and creativity and is an effective factor in transferring culture, art, and handicrafts to future generations. The head of the Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department of Shahroud County concluded by noting: Holding this exhibition is considered a valuable opportunity for better introducing Qaleh Bala village as a tourism target village on the path to global registration, and it can play an important role in the economic, social, and cultural development of the Turan region and strengthening the position of women in the process of sustainable development.