Traditional Clothes and Jewelry of Surkhandarya Oasis

Gayrat Abdulkhakimovich Mamarajabov

Abstract


In the oasis of Surkhandarya, local craftsmen sew traditional shoes, make such shoes as takaki, charik, hakkari, mokkas, tashtovan. In the Surkhan oasis, women wore jewelry such as beads, earrings, rings and bracelets, which were worn and sewn on the forehead, hair, ears, neck, arms, legs and chest. In the Surkhandarya oasis, which combines ancient and national costumes of Uzbeks, women's clothes are rich in historical and factual materials. Women's clothing is divided into winter, spring, summer, autumn clothes depending on the seasons; casual, holiday and ceremonial clothing according to the condition in which it is worn; divided into underwear, top, head, shoes, depending on which part of the body is worn.

Keywords


Beads; Earrings; Rings; Bracelets; Turbans; Doppi and Telpak; House Earrings; Oyboldak; Pile Earrings; Muhammadi Earrings

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