REPRESENTATION OF FOLK APPLIED ARTS IN UZBEK NATIONAL CELEBRATIONS

Аннотация

This article explores the expression of various forms of folk applied arts within the framework of Uzbek national holidays. It analyzes the aesthetic and cultural significance of embroidery, carpet weaving, pottery, wood carving, and other traditional crafts as they manifest in festive rituals and public celebrations. Special attention is given to the historical roots of these artistic forms, their symbolic meaning in collective consciousness, and their role in shaping national identity. The study also examines the contribution of folk applied arts to the formation of modern national cultural identity. This article holds both theoretical and practical value for a deeper understanding of Uzbek festive culture and the appreciation of applied arts as elements of cultural heritage.