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• TITLE: Traditional Kyrgyz Carpet Weaving Process and Semantics of Related Customs

  AUTHORS: Chynykhan Satybaldieva, Mukaram Tashalieva, Zamira Eshnazarova, Ainura Tagaibekova, Aizirek Satybaldieva, Zhanara Tashalieva, Zhypargul Abdullaeva

  KEYWORDS: Carpet, Semantics, Culture, Carpet Weaving, Tradition, Related Customs

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Anthropology, Vol.11 No.1, February 25, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Research relevance in this article is providing information about the traditional Kyrgyz carpet weaving process and semantics of related customs. Carpet weaving is the most popular form of Kyrgyz traditional handicraft. This craft is mainly seen as a women’s activity. The process of carpet weaving is a combination of involved activities. The history of people’s ethnic culture is deeply connecting with the way of life and the type of economy of certain people. Handicrafts are satisfying aesthetic needs and have a great practical value, as well as reflecting ethnic relations between people. One of the main material value categories in the Kyrgyz people custom is woven carpets and rugs. Recently, carpets and rugs have not lost their practical significance, and in some traditions of Kyrgyz life, carpets and rugs are the main attributes. Therefore, we can say that Kyrgyz carpet weaving is endemic. The main focus in this article was made on semantics of carpet weaving traditional custom in the Kyrgyz culture.