UZBEK NATIONAL CLOTHING AND FOLK CRAFTS (EMBROIDERY, SKULLCAP MAKING, JEWELRY MAKING)
Keywords:
Uzbek national clothing, folk crafts, embroidery, skullcap making, jewelry making, cultural heritage, traditional art.Abstract
Uzbekistan's national clothing and folk crafts are distinguished by their uniqueness and rich cultural heritage. This article explores the traditional attire of the Uzbek people, as well as handicrafts such as embroidery, skullcap making, and jewelry making. These crafts have developed over centuries, each featuring distinctive patterns and styles. National clothing and craftsmanship are not only an integral part of Uzbek culture but also serve as a reflection of the nation’s historical values and aesthetic sense.
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