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    HELLO EVERYONE,

    LET'S NOW VISIT


    THE COUNTRIES
    OF
    TURKMENISTAN
    AND KYRGYSTAN.
    ARE YOU
    READY ?
    LET'S GET STARTED!
    LESSON 5:
    TURKMENISTAN
    AND KYRGYSTAN
    THEIR TRADITIONAL ARTS
    INCLUDE FELT
    MANUFACTURE, JEWELRY
    MAKING, WOODWORK,
    CERAMICS, AND SILVERWORK.
    The most unique and beautiful carpets
    in the world are produced by
    Turkmenistan. These vary in shape and
    purpose. Carpet weaving is an ancient
    art, and each tribe developed its own
    distinctive pattern.
    Turkmen carpets have been
    traditionally woven out of
    WOOL, COTTON and SILK:
    Turkmenistan is also the source of keteni, a
    homespun silk that is used for the beautiful dresses
    worn by Turkmen women on special occasions.
    Keteni cloth is an object of one of the wonderful
    traditions of the Turkmen people
    Kyrgyz women produce a wide range of textiles,
    mostly from the felt of their sheep.
    Nowadays, ancient patterns are adapted to the
    tourist and export market, but it is still a living
    tradition and that all yurts and most houses
    contain hand-made carpets or rugs called
    shirdaks.
    SHIRDAKS
    Large elaborately embroidered wall hangings
    called tush kyiz are traditionally made in
    Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, by elder women to
    commemorate the marriage of a son or daughter.
    lowers, plants, animals, stylized horns, national
    designs, and emblems of Kyrgyz life are often found in
    these ornate and colorful embroideries. Flat cushions
    illustrated above called xxx are usually made in
    shadow- pairs.
    AFTER VISITING
    CENTRAL ASIA,
    WE WILL NOW FLY
    TO WEST ASIA.
    LESSON 6: ARTS
    AND CRAFTS OF
    WEST ASIA
    WEST ASIA IS RICH IN CULTURAL
    HERITAGE. THIS IS CLEARLY
    EVIDENT IN THE VARIETY AND
    QUALITY OF REGIONAL ARTS AND
    CRAFTS.
    TYPICAL ARTISTIC FORMS FROM
    THE REGION INCLUDE:
    1.EMBROIDERY 5.WOOD CARVING
    TREE 6.BLOWN
    2.CALLIGRAPHY
    GLASSWORKS
    7.HAMMERED
    3.CERAMICS
    METALWORK
    4. INLAID WOOD
    DESIGNS
    1.EMBROIDERY
    2. CALLIGRAPHY
    3. CERAMICS
    4. INLAID WOOD
    DESIGNS
    5. WOOD CARVING
    6. BLOWN
    GLASSWORKS
    7. HAMMERED
    METALWORK
    A METALWORK
    CRAFTSMAN
    THANK YOU
    FOR
    LISTENING!

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