Handmade Heritage and Innovation Take Center Stage at Goygol’s KOB FEST In Azerbaijan

The “KOB FEST” exhibition and fair has been recently held as part of the 4th National Yaylag Festival at Khan Yaylag in Azerbaijan’s Goygol district.

The fair featured a diverse array of handicrafts and artisanal products, including shabaka art (traditional stained-glass technique where intricate patterns are created using wooden lattices filled with colored glass, assembled without glue or nails), paintings, carpet weaving, wood carving, souvenirs, national musical instruments, and other items produced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), The Caspian Post informs via local media.

The event aimed to support sales, promote products, and foster collaboration between producers and suppliers. It showcased more than 800 products and services from over 100 micro and small entrepreneurs from Goygol and surrounding districts.

In addition to the marketplace, the fair included a cultural and entertainment program, drawing strong interest from local residents and tourists.