REPRESENTING THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF UZBEKISTAN THROUGH CERAMICS

Abstract

The article highlights the historical roots, artistic features and cultural significance of Uzbek ceramic art. Ceramics, which have been formed since the ancient Sogdian, Bactrian and Khorezm cultures, reflect the lifestyle, religious beliefs and aesthetic views of the people. Ceramic centers such as Rishton, Gijduvan, Khiva and Samarkand are distinguished by their unique styles. The patterns, colors and shapes on ceramic products express the spiritual world, creativity and national values of the people. This art has been passed down from generation to generation and has become an integral part of the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan. The article allows students to understand the historical and artistic aspects of ceramic art, appreciate the national heritage and gain inspiration.