PM Modi's Gifts To World Leaders: From Gujarat Patan Patola Scarf To West Bengal 'Nakkashi' Carvings In Pics
The ASEAN Summit is a bi-annual meeting of 16 partner countries. Prime Minister Modi was in Laos on a two-day visit to attend the ASEAN-India and East Asia summits.
PM Modi gifted a Buddha head to Lao PM Sonexay Siphandone. It is crafted from high-quality Kadamwood, which is known for its durability and rich texture.
Also Read | Modi at East Asia Summit: Focus on ASEAN, Indo-Pacific strategy, more-10 pointsPM Modi gifted a Buddha head, crafted from high-quality Kadamwood to Lao PM Sonexay Siphandone.
To Vandara Siphandone, the wife of Lao PM, Modi gifted a malachite and camel bone box with a Radha-Krishna theme, reported PTI.
PM Modi gifted Vandara Siphandone, the wife of Lao PM, a malachite and camel bone box with a Radha-Krishna theme.Gifts from the Himalayas, West Bengal, and GujaratLao President Naly Sisoulith received a Patan Patola scarf, a fine double ikat textile woven by the Salvi family in Patan, Gujarat. This scarf, a hallmark of India's age-old silk traditions, features vibrant colours and intricate designs.
Also Read | 'Conflicts are having most negative impact on Global South': PM ModiFor Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Modi presented a low-height wooden table from Ladakh adorned with vibrant, intricate carvings that embody the cultural essence of the Himalayan region.
Meanwhile, Japan's newly elected Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba received a silver peacock figurine featuring minute and intricate nakkashi (carvings) from West Bengal.
PM Modi gifted Japan's Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, a silver peacock figurine featuring minute and intricate nakkashi (carvings) from West Bengal.Each gift, showing Indian craftsmanship, highlights the deep cultural ties between India and the ASEAN nations, celebrating centuries of artistic heritage, said officials.
Also Read | Crown of Goddess Kali, gifted by PM Modi, stolen from Bangladesh temple PM Modi at East Asia SummitPrime Minister Narendra Modi was the first leader to be invited to address the East Asia Summit (EAS) after the host and incoming chair.
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