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Ambassador Norland and Markhabo Magdieva discussing one of her embroidery works at the exhibition

Embroidery Exhibition Celebrates Uzbekistan’s Independence and Founding of Tashkent (08/28/2009)

On August 28, Ambassador Norland participated in the opening ceremony of the exhibition of embroidery artist Markhabo Magdieva. This program is one of the various events being held to commemorate Uzbekistan’s 18 years as an independent nation and the 2200th anniversary of the founding of Tashkent. The exhibition “Glow of My Country in Embroidery” at the Amir Temur Museum in Tashkent displayed dozens of embroidery works of the talented artist including large-scale suzannis, decorations for yurts, and many other ornamental pieces. Ms. Magdieva explained to Ambassador Norland the history of her creations, noting the traditional techniques she uses and her creative inspirations. Ambassador Norland congratulated the young artist on her first exhibition and wished her continued success.