THE TRADITION OF MAKING FELT AS A PRACTICAL ART IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
Felt-making, applied arts of Uzbekistan, craftsmanship, economic significance, cultural heritage, technological innovations, tourism, national brand.Abstract
This article explores the development of felt-making in Uzbekistan as a form of applied art. It examines traditional felt-making technologies, its role in preserving cultural heritage, and how it has been adapted with modern innovations. The article also discusses the significance of felt in international markets, its contribution to the economy, and its role in promoting tourism. A thorough analysis of felt-making as a national brand and its increasing global demand is presented.
References
1.Akramov, M. (2020). "Felt Craftsmanship in Uzbekistan: History and Economic Potential." Journal of Central Asian Studies.
2.Ergashev, A. (2019). "The Development of Craftsmanship in Uzbekistan." Uzbekistan Cultural Studies Journal, 14(3), 75-83.
3.Jalilova, Z. (2021). "Felt-Making Techniques and Cultural Identity in Uzbekistan." Journal of Traditional Arts, 23(2), 45-50.
4.Karimova, L. (2018). "Uzbekistan's Craftsmanship and Cultural Heritage." UNESCO Publishing.
5.Rahmonov, I. (2022). "Tourism and Craftsmanship in Uzbekistan: Opportunities and Prospects." Uzbekistan Economic Review, 7(1), 35-42.
6.Smith, J. (2017). "Felt Art in Central Asia: Tradition and Innovation." Oxford University Press.
7.Tolibov, O. (2020). "Innovations in National Craftsmanship: The Technologies of Felt-Making." Innovations Journal, 12(3), 88-95.
8.Usmonova, G. (2019). "The Economic Potential of Felt-Making in Uzbekistan." Journal of Economic Studies in Central Asia, 5(4), 102-108.
9.Yusupov, M. (2021). "The Use of Eco-Friendly Materials in Felt-Making." Journal of Ecology and Industry, 15(2), 67-74.
10. Zakirova, N. (2020). "Uzbekistan's Cultural Heritage and Applied Arts." Tashkent: Art and Culture Publishing.
