Wood handy crafts displayed at the 4th Irrawaddy Literary Festival. Photo: Taintaman
WOOD crafts have been displayed at the fourth Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Mandalay attracted the event visitors who bought these handicrafts a lot.
The Irrawaddy Literary Festival, a not-for-profit has annually been held with the aim of opening up communication between Myanmar writers and their fellow authors worldwide. The three-day festival brought together a stellar cast of international and local writers.
The aim of selling wood craft at the expo is to inspire creativity and imagination of children through handiworks.
Between 3 and 5 November, a wide range of works were showcased at the festival, including houses, photo frames, Buddhist temples and pagodas, Mandalay palace and clock tower. Colourful pieces of wood to make a craft are also available at the event.
Based on design and size, the works were sold for between Ks1,500 and Ks20,000, said Thuta Min Nyo, one of handicraft makers.—Taintaman
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