WOODWORKING TRADITIONS IN KHIVA’S ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE
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This study investigates the enduring woodcraft traditions practiced in Khiva and its environs, tracing their historical evolution and current conservation issues. The research particularly highlights sustainable approaches for preserving and revitalizing this distinctive artistic heritage.
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