Jewelry masterpieces of Dagestan with jade and corals brought to the exhibition in Tula

In Tula opened the exhibition “Beauty, harmony, mood”. Art of Dagestan”. The Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art presented about 30 jewelry works by the famous master, academician of the Russian Academy of Arts Kurbanali Magomedov, the press service of the Tula Ministry of Culture told about this.

At the opening, the guests were greeted by Deputy Minister of Culture of the Tula region Irina Ivanova. She thanked the organizers and craftsmen for the opportunity to get acquainted with the traditions of Dagestani decorative and applied art.

According to Ivanova, the presented products convey the originality and warmth of Dagestan, and the exhibition will be interesting for both residents of Tula and tourists who will come to the city during the New Year holidays.

The exhibition includes bracelets, earrings, brooches and a wedding belt. When creating jewelry Kurbanali Magomedov uses traditional techniques of Dagestani jewelers: filigree, coinage, casting and forging. Some products are supplemented with jade, carnelian, amber, coral and turquoise. Among the most interesting works are the wedding belt, the set “Caspian drops” and the brooch “Golden Fish”.

A separate part of the exhibition was dedicated to the Unzukul art craft. Here are the products of master Huseyn Hasanov, made of nut tree. Visitors will be able to see a box, pencil box, vase, plate and jam. For their manufacture, the master uses the technique of notching with metal inlay.

The exposition is complemented by eight items from the collection of the Tula Museum Association. Among them are picturesque landscapes of Dagestan, a portrait and a ceramic jug of the second half of the XX century. The exhibition also includes items from the private collection of Rizvan Maximov: a traditional baby cradle of the XIX - early XX century and a Tabasaran carpet with geometric ornament.

Exhibition "Beauty, harmony, mood". Art of Dagestan will be open until February 14, 2027.

You can visit it in the Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art at the address: Tula, 12 Metalistov Street.

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Earlier, MK in Tula told about the launch of a single Internet poster of events in the region. The portal was launched in September and combined information about cultural and sports events, master classes, sections and concerts.

With its help, residents and guests of the region can learn in advance the details of events, check age restrictions, register for free events or purchase tickets, including on the Pushkin card.