Gidan kayan gargajiya na Bratko na Gabas

Gidan kayan gargajiya na Bratko na Gabas (Albanian) gidan kayan gargajiya ne na ƙasar Albania wanda aka keɓe ga Fasahar Asiya a Korçë, Albania. An kafa gidan kayan gargajiya kuma an buɗe shi a watan Yunin 2003, don haka ya cika mafarkin George Dimitri Boria, mai daukar hoto na Albaniya-Amurka, wanda ya ba da gudummawar tarin nasa na fasahar Asiya ga gidan kayan gargajiya. Tarin wanda Boria ya fara a lokacin shekaru 14 a Japan Bayan yakin a matsayin mai daukar hoto ga Janar Douglas MacArthur, kuma wanda ya ci gaba a matsayin sha'awar rayuwa da ke rungumar dukkan ƙasashe da al'adun Gabas. G.D. Boria ne ya zaɓi sunan Gidan Tarihi na "Bratko" don tunawa da ƙaunatacciyar mahaifiyarta, Viktoria Bratko, wacce ta jira shi a Korca.

The "Bratko" Museum serves as a monument to an extraordinary man, his family, and his native land.

 Building 
The architecture of the new museum is a startling, new contribution to the variety of buildings already represented in Albania. Its style is avant-garde while reflecting elements of traditional architectures of Asia. As such, the museum itself is a contemporary masterpiece.[1]

 History 
The idea of opening the Museum was born around 1985 by G.D Boria who provided to the Albanian state of that period his own collection, which he had collected during the post-war years. In 1990 G.D Boria died entrusting the realization of this dream to his American cousin, Laura Bratko Schlesinger. The realization of his dream to open a museum dedicated to Asian art was made possible only in the early 2000s when the Municipality of Korca offered the site for the museum's construction.

The completion of the works was completed in 2003 and the museum was opened in June to the same year under the name of the Museum of Oriental Art "Bratko", thus becoming the first Asian art museum in the Balkan region.[<span title="This claim needs references to reliable sources. (April 2021)">citation needed</span>]

The museum was awarded the Japanese Foreign Minister’s Commendation for their contributions to promotion of Japanese culture in Albania on 1 December 2020.

 Collection 

 National Museum of Medieval Art (Albania)
 List of museums in Albania

 Manazarta