Independent report
ISLAMABAD, November 13: The National Museum Islamabad has inaugurated a joint exhibition showcasing traditional Chinese porcelain artefacts and contemporary art to mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China.
Organised by the National Heritage and Culture Division, Government of Pakistan, in collaboration with the Department of Archaeology and Museums (DoAM), the exhibition brings together traditional Chinese ceramic craftsmanship and contemporary artistic creations.
Parliamentary Secretary for National Heritage and Culture Farah Naz and Cheng Peng, Counsellor at the Chinese Embassy in Pakistan, addressed the inauguration ceremony.
The exhibition features a diverse collection of Chinese porcelain, including Tang Sancai horse and camel figurines, Ru porcelain celadon wares, blue-and-white floral vessels, sculpted peony plates and contemporary dinnerware.
Chinese porcelain has historically played an important role in cultural exchange along the ancient Silk Road, connecting different societies through trade, artistic traditions and craftsmanship.
As part of the programme, students from IMCG F-7/2 participated in a ceramic painting workshop, where they explored traditional Chinese motifs and artistic designs.
