HEADDRESSES OF THE BUKHARIANS AND THE FEATURES OF THE ART OF GOLDEN EMBROIDERY ON THEM
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The article explores the types of men’s and women’s headdresses and
highlights how the art of gold embroidery is reflected in their design. Particular
attention is given to Muslim headwear, its long-standing use among local
communities, and its significance within cultural and religious traditions.
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