THE CHAM'S CULTURAL EXHIBITION CENTER
The Cham's Cultural Exhibition Centet is located on Binh Tien Village , Phan Hiep Commune, Bac Binh District, more than 65 kilometers from Phan Tiet City to the North. With architectural style modeled ) Composite ,metal, ceramic, wooden , fabric materials) such as : God Siva, Apsara dancer, King Po Rome, Po Anit . The more important one is the collection of Artifacts of Cham 's King Po Klong Munai in the 17th century which has become the most valuable highlight of the exhibition space. This is the only remaining collection in the last dynasty of Champa Kingdom including symbols of the King, Queen, a set of seal and sword, clothes , guards' caps and ritual items such as betel trays , ceremony trays, aloe wood burner ( used as container of burning aloe wood pieces) . In which, the most valuable one is the gold crown which an amazing Makara pattern carved on. These objects have been completed on Etyket content including 3 types of words( Cham , National Language and English ) to be recommended to visitors and researchers.
The collection is recognised by the Government as National Historical - Art Relic on 13th July 1993. Additionally, the center also exhibits 159 images to describe festivities , traditions and customs of the Cham people in Binh Thuan.
The Cham's Cultural Exhibition Centet is located on Binh Tien Village , Phan Hiep Commune, Bac Binh District, more than 65 kilometers from Phan Tiet City to the North. With architectural style modeled ) Composite ,metal, ceramic, wooden , fabric materials) such as : God Siva, Apsara dancer, King Po Rome, Po Anit . The more important one is the collection of Artifacts of Cham 's King Po Klong Munai in the 17th century which has become the most valuable highlight of the exhibition space. This is the only remaining collection in the last dynasty of Champa Kingdom including symbols of the King, Queen, a set of seal and sword, clothes , guards' caps and ritual items such as betel trays , ceremony trays, aloe wood burner ( used as container of burning aloe wood pieces) . In which, the most valuable one is the gold crown which an amazing Makara pattern carved on. These objects have been completed on Etyket content including 3 types of words( Cham , National Language and English ) to be recommended to visitors and researchers.
The collection is recognised by the Government as National Historical - Art Relic on 13th July 1993. Additionally, the center also exhibits 159 images to describe festivities , traditions and customs of the Cham people in Binh Thuan.
No comments:
Post a Comment