According to the Public Relations Department of Yazd International Exhibition;

The National Handicrafts Exhibition will be held from September 21 to September 24 for five days at the Yazd International Exhibition Center.

The event will be held across an area of 7,000 square meters, featuring more than 250 stalls from all provinces of the country, with handicraft artists and producers from across Iran taking part in the exhibition.

The exhibition will showcase a diverse range of handicrafts, as well as indigenous and traditional artworks and products from different regions of the country. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover the artistic and cultural potential of various provinces and purchase their preferred products directly from the participating exhibitors.

The 5th Traditional Bread-Baking Festival will also be held alongside the exhibition. The presence of nomadic black tents will be another highlight of the event, showcasing aspects of the culture, art and traditional way of life of Iran’s ethnic communities.

Exhibition Highlights:

Exhibition and sale of handicraft products

Participation of artists and producers from all provinces of the country

Presentation of indigenous and traditional arts and products

Holding of the 5th Traditional Bread-Baking Festival

Presence of nomadic black tents

Introduction to the culture and traditional way of life of Iranian ethnic communities

Objectives:

Supporting handicraft artists and professionals

Introducing the handicraft capacities and capabilities of different provinces

Providing opportunities for the direct presentation and sale of handicraft products Promoting the culture, art and indigenous heritage of different regions of the country

Fostering connections between artists, producers and handicraft enthusiasts

The National Handicrafts Exhibition and the 5th Traditional Bread-Baking Festival will provide an opportunity for those interested in Iranian art and culture to visit the participating stalls and discover the rich diversity of handicrafts, indigenous arts, ethnic cultures and aspects of the traditional way of life found across different regions of the country.

Venue: Yazd International Exhibition Center

Dates: September 21–24-2026

Visiting Hours: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.