New Delhi [India]Feb 19 (ANI): The rich and colorful textiles, handlooms and handicrafts of the North Eastern region, widely known for its affluence and sustainability factor, are on display at the 16th edition of the North East festival in the national capital.
Organized under the banner of non-profit organization North East Institute of Fashion Technology (NEIFT) in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Textiles and Ministry of DoNER, the three-day event will conclude. Today.
Several designers and weavers from the region showcased their arts and crafts at the event held at New Motibagh Club, Delhi.
In addition to traditional clothing, folk and traditional music and dance from this relatively unexplored region of India are being showcased at the event.
“I am very happy to be back in Delhi. The city has always given us love. The energy here is fantastic and we are getting a great response. Visitors have shown great interest in our textiles and designs; Which is a positive sign,” said Vikram Rai Medhi, head of NEIFT.
During Covid-19 also the festival was organized in Gurugram and Chanakyapuri following all the restrictions and protocols of Covid-19.
“The live music and performances have enhanced the festival experience. Overall, I am extremely happy with the outcome. Our efforts are being recognized and acknowledged, and that is success for me,” said Medhi.
Closing Day – Today, some dance recitals, live music performance by Nizami brothers and group, and fashion shows by some of the best designers of the region, Parineeta Borah, Jhanvi Swargyari, Anamika Deka, Preeti Chakraborty, and Gona Niji are being organized. Above. (ANI)
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