GOLDSMITHING AND JEWELRY ART IN BUKHARA DURING THE MANGIT DYNASTY

This article deals with the history of goldsmithing and jewelry, its origins, the traditions of handicrafts during the Mangit dynasty in Bukhara in 1756-1920, the art of goldsmithing and jewelry, special clothing of emirs, government officials, women's gold jewelry, bracelets, ear-ring, baldness, etc. have been scientifically analyzed.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14019352
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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GOLDSMITHING AND JEWELRY ART IN BUKHARA DURING THE MANGIT DYNASTY

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GOLDSMITHING AND JEWELRY ART IN BUKHARA DURING THE MANGIT DYNASTY

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Abstract

This article deals with the history of goldsmithing and jewelry, its origins, the traditions of handicrafts during the Mangit dynasty in Bukhara in 1756-1920, the art of goldsmithing and jewelry, special clothing of emirs, government officials, women's gold jewelry, bracelets, ear-ring, baldness, etc. have been scientifically analyzed.

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