RESPECT FOR MAN, ATTENTION TO THE FATHER IN NUROTA OASIS TEXTILES AS AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH
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Objective: The article is devoted to the types of traditional carpet weaving crafts characteristic of the Nurota oasis and the results of research conducted by scientists. The article describes the current state of the Nurota carpet weaving traditions, the preservation of carpet weaving traditions, features passed down from generation to generation, and innovative research. Method: The lifestyle of the oasis population, the ethnographic description of some types of carpets that have survived in the oasis to this day. Scientific research materials, ethnographic observations, and historical sources related to traditional crafts were analyzed. Results: The attention paid to carpet production during the years of independence and the problems awaiting solutions in this regard are discussed. The study highlights distinctive forms, ornamentation, and ethnolocal characteristics of Nurota carpets within Central Asian textile traditions. Novelty: The study emphasizes an innovative approach to preserving traditional carpet weaving as cultural heritage, linking ethnographic continuity with contemporary perspectives on textile production and cultural identity.
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