Ottoman Traces in Rumeli exhibition opens in Sarajevo

The miniature art exhibition “Ottoman Traces in Rumeli” has opened at the Gazi Hüsrev Bey Hanikahı in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sponsored by Kuveyt Türk, the exhibition features 35 works by artist Gülçin Anmaç.

The collection interprets Ottoman architectural heritage across the Balkan region, including structures from 11 countries and 29 cities. The works depict various religious and civil architectural elements, such as mosques, bridges, madrasas, and bazaars, through the detailed style of miniature art.

The opening ceremony was attended by several diplomats and officials, including the Turkish Ambassador to Sarajevo, Emin Akseki, and the Azerbaijani Ambassador, Vilayet Guliyev. Semih Sel, Deputy General Manager at Kuveyt Türk, emphasized the institution's commitment to preserving cultural heritage. The exhibition will remain open to visitors at the Islamic Culture and Art Museum until September 30.