CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OF TRADITIONAL PATTERNS DESIGN (COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS)

This article analyzes the changes occurring in the design of traditional ikat fabrics in a global context based on color, technique, and cultural-semantic aspects. The research objects selected are India's Patola, Malaysia's Pua Kumbu, Indonesia's Geringsing, Japan's Kasuri, and Uzbekistan's Atla

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European Science Review
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2026-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.29013/esr-26-1.2-74-77
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Cultural and Communication Design Research
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CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OF TRADITIONAL PATTERNS DESIGN (COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS)

Mahliyo Xoliqova
European Science Review
Cultural and Communication Design Research
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CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OF TRADITIONAL PATTERNS DESIGN (COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS)

Mahliyo Xoliqova
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This article analyzes the changes occurring in the design of traditional ikat fabrics in a global context based on color, technique, and cultural-semantic aspects. The research objects selected are India's Patola, Malaysia's Pua Kumbu, Indonesia's Geringsing, Japan's Kasuri, and Uzbekistan's Atla

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