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Chest. Bukhara Region. 21st Century. An Example of Uzbek Folk Applied Art.
This chest belongs to the traditional Uzbek craft of chest-making and is a decorative household item designed for storing personal belongings. It is made of wood, with its surface decorated using carved patterns, painted ornaments, metal coverings, and colorful decorative elements.
The decoration of the chest features geometric ornaments characteristic of the Bukhara school of applied art, including diamond-shaped motifs, crescent forms, and lattice patterns. These ornaments create rhythm, symmetry, and artistic harmony within the composition, serving not only as aesthetic decoration but also conveying symbolic meanings. The diamond motif represents abundance and prosperity, the crescent symbolizes protection and renewal, while the lattice pattern expresses ideas of order and stability.

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