O‘ZBEK XALQINING AN’ANAVIY HUNARMANDCHILIGIDA TARIXIY VORISIYLIK VA MAHALLIY AN’ANALAR

This article provides a historical and ethnological analysis of the ethnocultural characteristics of traditional household crafts in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It examines the development of carpet weaving, felt making, textile weaving, and embroidery, highlighting their role in economic life and their connections with women's labor and local traditions. Furthermore, the study explores the regional characteristics of traditional craftsmanship and its relationship with trade activities.

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