The Influence of Ikat and Color Palette on Traditions and Modernity in Uzbekistan

This work explores the relationship between color, cultural identity, and architecture in Uzbekistan, with an emphasis on traditional textile patterns of ikat and their influence on modern architectural design. The research aims to identify the emotional and aesthetic aspects of color as a design tool and its historical significance in Uzbek culture. The research begins with an analysis of the role of color in shaping the mentality of the Uzbek people and its reflection on architectural solutions. It examines how the color palette affects the perception of space and creates an atmosphere that emphasizes cultural values. The next section is devoted to the ikat technique, its historical significance and aesthetic features, as well as how it integrates into modern design. The article explores how color theory is used by designers to create harmonious and functional spaces, as well as how the emotional aspects of color affect the perception of the Uzbek interior. The work concludes with an analysis of current trends in architecture in Uzbekistan, showing how traditions and modern approaches can coexist, creating a unique cultural heritage.