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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Shares India’s Cultural Legacy Through Artisanal Gifts On Visits To Argentina And Trinidad & Tobago

Prime Minister Narendra Modi carried a deep sense of India’s cultural richness during his official visits to Argentina and Trinidad and Tobago last week, presenting handcrafted traditional gifts to the top leadership of both countries.

During his two-day visit to Buenos Aires, PM Modi presented a hand-etched silver lion on a Fuchsite stone base to Argentina’s President Javier Milei.

Created by skilled Rajasthani artisans using locally sourced silver and Fuchsite, the gift represented a union of craftsmanship and natural heritage.

The silver lion, known for its intricate detailing, symbolises courage and leadership, while the Fuchsite base, called the ‘Stone of Healing and Resilience’, adds depth and elegance.

To Argentina’s Vice President Victoria Eugenia Villarruel, PM Modi gifted a traditional Madhubani painting of the Sun.

Originating from Bihar’s Mithila region, the artwork reflects centuries-old folk traditions, known for vivid colours, bold lines, and dense patterns.

The Sun, central to the piece, symbolises energy and life, surrounded by ornate floral designs that express celebration and positivity.

Before his stop in Argentina, the Prime Minister visited Trinidad and Tobago, the second destination on his five-nation diplomatic tour.

Sacred gifts in Trinidad and Tobago

In Port of Spain, he gifted Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar a ‘kalash’ filled with sacred water from the River Sarayu.

Revered in Hindu culture, the water—sourced from Ayodhya—signifies purity, blessings, and spiritual grace.

The metal ‘kalash’ is traditionally seen as a vessel of abundance and divine energy, offering a symbolic connection to Ayodhya’s spiritual legacy.

In addition, PM Modi presented a silver replica of the Ayodhya Ram Temple, a meticulously handcrafted miniature by artisans from Uttar Pradesh.

The detailed piece captures the essence of devotion and sacred architecture, and reflects India’s temple traditions and spiritual heritage.

Made entirely from pure silver, the replica is not only an artistic showpiece but also a symbol of righteousness and divine presence.

Through these thoughtfully chosen gifts, Prime Minister Modi showcased India’s artistic excellence, cultural pride, and spiritual depth, strengthening ties with nations through the language of tradition and craftsmanship.

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Mankrit Kaur

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