On March 22-25, the Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Pham Minh Chin, is paying an official visit to Moscow, accompanied by a high-level representative delegation. The program of the visit includes key meetings and events aimed at developing strategic partnership and expanding cultural and business ties between our countries.
These days, the Luxpodarki gallery of exclusive gifts is becoming one of the points of attraction for the members of the delegation. Guests visit the gallery space daily, getting acquainted with the best examples of Russian decorative and applied art. I was particularly impressed by the collection of mammoth tusk carvings, works in which the natural rarity of the material is combined with the highest level of craftsmanship, conveying the depth of artistic tradition and cultural code.
Angelika Sergeevna Kulagina, President of Luxpodarki, stressed that such interest from international delegations confirms the high status of Russian art products on the world stage. "We see how objects created by Russian craftsmen evoke a sincere response and become part of the dialogue of cultures," she said. "These are not just products, but carriers of meaning, history and aesthetics that are understandable and close to people from different countries."
