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metalworking
ICH Elements 6
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OHANGARI
Blacksmithing traditional profession includes: forging, forge welding, casting, soldering copper hearth, heat treatment products, and so on. The main material for the blacksmith - metals: iron (steel) and copper and its alloys (bronze, ..), lead, noble metals.
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Kandakarlik (hammering and engraving on metal)
By the beginning of the 1970s the number of Kandakar masters and centers of engraving sharply reduced. Production of engraved items suspended in many centers of Uzbekistan. At present, however, centers of engraving are being revived and the system of apprenticeship is being re-introduced. Nowadays, the masters of traditional engraving work in such cities as Tashkent, Shakhrisabz, Qoqand, Ferghana, Bukhara and Khiva. Also a new phenomenon emerged, i.e. masters of engraving began to participate in designing the interiors of religious buildings (mosques, madrasahs), cafes and teahouses (which are usually designed in a traditional style). Changes are observed in the ornamental designing as well. For example, engravers try to improve further the designs of the items produced by them, by including new patterns and by applying the technique of incrustation with semi-precious stones. Within the framework of measures to create new jobs, develop tourism, promote small business and craft production, the state also pays attention to the development of this type of craft and art. This is manifested in tax preferences, the provision of free conditions and other innovations.
Uzbekistan -
TUNUKASOZI tunuksozi
A kind of craft related to the blacksmith. Masters make things for everyday life. As well as their products will be used in decoration of houses.
Tajikistan -
Silver Carving of the Hmong
The profession plays an important role in their lives because they often use silver as an amulet and are involved in many rituals. The profession requires ingenuity and meticulousness. To create products, artisans have to go through many sophisticated stages. Tool set includes: blower, furnace, crucible, casting mold, hammer, pliers, anvil and chisels. The material is Indochinese silver coin (flower spread). How to identify and choose silver requires own experience. Professionals are persistent, industrious and creative. Crafting process: kiln burning, silver smelting, molding, shape making, pattern carving and remodeling, polishing. Products include all kinds of rings, necklaces, suitable for the situation, gender and nature of use. In the process of practicing, they have rituals to worship.
Viet Nam
ICH Materials 17
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Intangible Cultural Heritage in Tajikistan
This Promotional book is a result of researches done by researchers of the Research Institute of Culture and Information and it was published by finance assistance of the International Information and Networking Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific Region under auspices of UNESCO (ICHCAP). The Promotional book contains of elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Tajiks described in seven chapters with fresh and colorful illustrations.
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INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF UZBEKISTAN
Present Promotional book was developed by experts of Uzbekistan in line with provision of the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage (2003). The Promotional book is the output of the joint cooperation project between National Commission of the Republic of Uzbekistan for UNESCO and ICHCAP under the title of “Publishing an ICH Promotional Book in Uzbekistan”.
Uzbekistan 2017