Miraj Islamic Art Centre

Travel with the group in Dubai, just came in and thought it was a scenic spot, full of beautiful pictures, carpets, murals and other arts and crafts. The Chinese commentator was very touched to introduce Dubai's culture and the origin of its works of art. Later, an artist introduced carpets of different sizes and offered tens of millions of dollars in price. The price of picking up goods on site was different from that of delivering goods. He wondered if the carpets he had just seen were really artworks.

Then we went to "MIRAJIslamicArt Center" which is full of splendid cultural heritage, there are local handmade carpets for sale, the most valuable should be the stone swing, sitting on it will feel like a princess as noble, gorgeous and not out of style. Then we drove to "Dubai Chieftain's Palace" where the Vice President of the United Arab Emirates lived. We were not allowed to enter, so we took pictures outside to amuse peacocks.

The Islamic Art Center collects many exquisite arts and crafts, but its commercial atmosphere is strong and its price is astonishing. Architectural style Europa style. There are various collections, many of which were unearthed in Iran and Syria.

The fourth point is the Miraj Islamic Art Center in Dubai. This is the paradise of art. The masterpieces of world-renowned crafts masters and all kinds of decorations, silks and Persian carpets with luxurious life style should be feared. Here we collect Islamic art from all over the world, traditional silver utensils, bowls, plates, wine cups, perfume bottles and other traditional Arabia appliances. There are also exquisite, exotic shawls and shawls, with Arab characteristics of the world-famous Arab tapestry... This is a collection of the top crafts in the Middle East, many of which are presented by other heads of state. Seeing that piece of fine art, especially the 18K gold handmade tapestry with exquisite Arabic style, makes everyone feel heartbeat and reluctant to part with it. Nowadays, Chinese people can also easily swipe their cards when shopping abroad, which makes small and medium-sized members of the group benefit.

Walking along the Coastal Avenue, you can see the Islamic Art Center in the Persian Gulf, where the TV play "A Grain of Red Dust" has been popular for many times. You can see it when you travel to Dubai.