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About Events – Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Posted by Bassa's Blog on 17/11/2014 · 1 Comment

Georgia hosted a month-long Days of Turkish Culture festival in October, celebrating all things Turkish as a way to celebrate and promote its close cultural ties with its neighboring nation. The festival opened with a fashion show at the Tbilisi History Museum featuring clothes belonging to the Ottoman Period.

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

The festival was supported by Georgia’s Ministry of Culture and Monument Protection and organized by the Embassy of Turkey in Georgia and the Yunus Emre Institute of Tbilisi Turkish Culture Centre.

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum

Photos courtesy of the Ministry of Culture and Monument Protection of Georgia.

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One Response to “About Events – Turkish Fashion Show held in the Tbilisi History Museum”

etenwa says:

17/11/2014 at 4:28 pm

This is lovely

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