Mahsi is a kind of leather sock, which old people usully wear in cold seasons. Fore-leg part of the mahsi is sewed from leather of ship and down part of that with the leather of cow.

Mahsi is a kind of leather sock, which old people usully wear in cold seasons. Fore-leg part of the mahsi is sewed from leather of ship and down part of that with the leather of cow.

Mahsi is a kind of leather sock, which old people usully wear in cold seasons. Fore-leg part of the mahsi is sewed from leather of ship and down part of that with the leather of cow.

Yurt production includes knowledge and skills in creating a portable dwelling traditionally used by Kazakh and Kyrgyz people. Yurt has a dismountable wooden circular frame covered with felt and braided with ropes. Yurts can be easily set up and dismantled within a short period of time. Yurts are basically characterized as easily transportable, compact, ecological and practical dwellings.\nBearers of yurt-making traditional knowledge are craftspeople (men and women), producing yurts and yurts’ interior decorations.\nMen and their apprentices make yurts’ wooden frames, traditionally by hand using special devices and instruments. Men also make wooden, leather, bone and metal details for yurts and household items. Women make yurt coverings and interior decorations. As a rule, they work in community-based groups supervised by experienced skilled women-artisans. Women-artisans use weaving, spinning, braiding, felting, embroidering, sewing, winding and other traditional handicraft technologies. Women’s work- process is usually accompanied by their singing, joking, telling stories about famous masters of the past and treating traditional meals.

Even though embroidery is widespread in different regions of Uzbekistan, Nurota embroidery is distinct with its peculiarity. Even at present, girls, who were born innNurota learn secrets of the embroidery, starting from the day they learnt how to handle a needle. Elegance, uniqueness of the patterns and flowers are thenfeatures that make Nurota embroidery exclusive. Embroidery art is passed in the family from mothers to daughters, fromnmothers-in-law to daughters-in-law. It is believed that dowry of Nurota brides should contain embroidery, sewed on the bride’s own. As mantlets and suzanas, hang on inside of the house, pillowcases and some outfits maynalso contain embroidery elements. In Nurota embroidery three types of embroiding are used: 1. Traditional direct method n2. Awl methodn3. Embroidery sewed in sewing-machine

Even though embroidery is widespread in different regions of Uzbekistan, Nurota embroidery is distinct with its peculiarity. Even at present, girls, who were born innNurota learn secrets of the embroidery, starting from the day they learnt how to handle a needle. Elegance, uniqueness of the patterns and flowers are thenfeatures that make Nurota embroidery exclusive. Embroidery art is passed in the family from mothers to daughters, fromnmothers-in-law to daughters-in-law. It is believed that dowry of Nurota brides should contain embroidery, sewed on the bride’s own. As mantlets and suzanas, hang on inside of the house, pillowcases and some outfits maynalso contain embroidery elements. In Nurota embroidery three types of embroiding are used: 1. Traditional direct method n2. Awl methodn3. Embroidery sewed in sewing-machine

Even though embroidery is widespread in different regions of Uzbekistan, Nurota embroidery is distinct with its peculiarity. Even at present, girls, who were born innNurota learn secrets of the embroidery, starting from the day they learnt how to handle a needle. Elegance, uniqueness of the patterns and flowers are thenfeatures that make Nurota embroidery exclusive. Embroidery art is passed in the family from mothers to daughters, fromnmothers-in-law to daughters-in-law. It is believed that dowry of Nurota brides should contain embroidery, sewed on the bride’s own. As mantlets and suzanas, hang on inside of the house, pillowcases and some outfits maynalso contain embroidery elements. In Nurota embroidery three types of embroiding are used: 1. Traditional direct method n2. Awl methodn3. Embroidery sewed in sewing-machine

Even though embroidery is widespread in different regions of Uzbekistan, Nurota embroidery is distinct with its peculiarity. Even at present, girls, who were born innNurota learn secrets of the embroidery, starting from the day they learnt how to handle a needle. Elegance, uniqueness of the patterns and flowers are thenfeatures that make Nurota embroidery exclusive. Embroidery art is passed in the family from mothers to daughters, fromnmothers-in-law to daughters-in-law. It is believed that dowry of Nurota brides should contain embroidery, sewed on the bride’s own. As mantlets and suzanas, hang on inside of the house, pillowcases and some outfits maynalso contain embroidery elements. In Nurota embroidery three types of embroiding are used: 1. Traditional direct method n2. Awl methodn3. Embroidery sewed in sewing-machine

Even though embroidery is widespread in different regions of Uzbekistan, Nurota embroidery is distinct with its peculiarity. Even at present, girls, who were born innNurota learn secrets of the embroidery, starting from the day they learnt how to handle a needle. Elegance, uniqueness of the patterns and flowers are thenfeatures that make Nurota embroidery exclusive. Embroidery art is passed in the family from mothers to daughters, fromnmothers-in-law to daughters-in-law. It is believed that dowry of Nurota brides should contain embroidery, sewed on the bride’s own. As mantlets and suzanas, hang on inside of the house, pillowcases and some outfits maynalso contain embroidery elements. In Nurota embroidery three types of embroiding are used: 1. Traditional direct method n2. Awl methodn3. Embroidery sewed in sewing-machine

Even though embroidery is widespread in different regions of Uzbekistan, Nurota embroidery is distinct with its peculiarity. Even at present, girls, who were born innNurota learn secrets of the embroidery, starting from the day they learnt how to handle a needle. Elegance, uniqueness of the patterns and flowers are thenfeatures that make Nurota embroidery exclusive. Embroidery art is passed in the family from mothers to daughters, fromnmothers-in-law to daughters-in-law. It is believed that dowry of Nurota brides should contain embroidery, sewed on the bride’s own. As mantlets and suzanas, hang on inside of the house, pillowcases and some outfits maynalso contain embroidery elements. In Nurota embroidery three types of embroiding are used: 1. Traditional direct method n2. Awl methodn3. Embroidery sewed in sewing-machine