Author: Shukurova, Lobar Sherbayevna

Annotation: Uzbek folk art has been Recognized since ancient times, and in the historical conditions of cultural development it is given special importance. Throughout the centuries-old history of the Uzbek people, types of folk decorative art have been the most amazing and popular part of our rich and colorful cultural heritage. The art forms that flourished in the Uzbek land are world famous for their incomparability and uniqueness. In particular, the examples of folk decorative art in the cities of Bukhara and Samarkand are examples of perfect, unrepeatable and historically priceless works of art created by our past generations, and at the same time, they constitute the artistic and cultural heritage of our nation, which is one of the masterpieces of world culture. Folk decorative art enriches the spiritual world of people, shapes their artistic taste, and nurtures their spirit. All art forms teach by imparting knowledge through the artistic, emotional and spiritual impact they convey to the viewer. The fact that such works of art can serve both artistic and practical purposes in their time is the reason for their widespread popularity among the people. This article presents samples of Bukhara goldsmith's art, their pattern types, embroidery styles, and historical items created in the 18th-20th centuries.

Keywords: Zardozlik, zamindozi-guldozi, zar ip, mato, zarbof ton, orange, nightingale, bushador, kandaharcha, almond, chorgul, ka'bagul.

Pages in journal: 101 - 106