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Ecotourism Society Pakistan through its initiative The Region and UNWTO Silk Road office held 2-days workshop on Tailoring e.tourism for Silk Road destinations on April 10-11 for capacity building of stakeholders of Samarkand Uzbekistan at Hotel Caravan Serai. The workshop was attended by trainers of hospitality and tourism industry.
Défilé de mode à Samarkand (Uzbekistan)
Présentation de costumes en soie inspirés des tissus traditionnels à l'atelier de Romanenko Valentina Nikolaevna
Oriental costume performance & textile workshop
GlobeIn: Matvey Usakovsky - Batik Painting - Samarkand, Uzbekistan
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Matvey Usakovsky - was born in Samarkand in a family of artists. Since childhood, he studied painting. His work has been exhibited in many regional and international exhibitions. A few years ago became interested in the technology of hand painted fabric - batik, which has long been known by the people of Indonesia, India, Middle East. Matvey's works - are silk scarves with original, unique paintings.
The artizan will come up with a combination of colors and themes image applied to the base of silk. Matvey Usakovsky's work are very popular with people of Samarkand and guests of this sunny eastern city.
SAMARKAND,REGISTON,UZBEKISTAN, HANDMADE IN 1646
SILK ROAD
Uzbekistan. Bazaar and hand art movie
One of the places searched by tourists to find gifts for home
Picture and Direction - mcostiniuc
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Samarkand silk paper | Ancient Arts | Showcase
An entrepreneur in the small village of Koni Ghil just outside Samarkand in Uzbekistan is reviving the ancient art of paper making. Named after the city it was produced in, we have a look at what makes Samarkand silk paper, produced from mulberry trees, so Samarkand.
Design Miami/ Basel Chromatropic
For its 10th Anniversary, Design Miami/ collaborates with Parisian textile designers Pierre Frey in the creation of Chromatropic. This unique textile print infuses the enchanting hand-drawn motifs Pierre Frey has become known for with the fair’s distinctive aesthetic.
EDRIC ONG BATIK COLLECTION 2011
An exclusive collection for the Kuala Lumpur International Batik Convention Designers Show featuring natural dye hand painted batiks on vintage kimono silk; and Orang Ulu motifs of Sarawak Malaysia
Ecodye creating Traditional Articles with Batik; Tie-dye stuff (Exhibitors TV @ India Expo 2012)
Sunil Vaid, Owner/Designer at Ecodye spoke with Exhibitors TV Network at India Expo 2012 held in Karachi-Pakistan.
He briefly explained about each of the products on display that they are doing hand embroidery, sequences, hand painting on fabrics. They are doing natural dyes on silk material. He briefed about Home furnishing lines; handmade, hand painted accessories and door panels/curtains, which is being made with the help of Wax. They also follow Mudbatik-natural dye process - they put mud and dry the fabric in sun, resulting in beautiful crack designs. They also use minerals and colors which are natural.
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[Uzbekistan] Abulkashim mederessa Handcraft center
Шокирующее место в Узбекистане | Shocking location in Uzbekistan
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Путешествие в Узбекистан. Travel to Uzbekistan. Reise nach Usbekistan
Нас 8-мь путешественников: Никита, Женя, Володя, Лена, Ксюша, Таня Серебрякова, Таня Быстрова и Саша. С 6 по 13 апреля 2012 г. Мы поехали в Узбекистан по маршуруту: Самарканд, Бухара, Ташкент. Посмотреть производство ковров, керамики, шелка, сладостей. Прогуляться по базарам. Посмотреть как отразилась история Узбекистана (шелковый путь, Тамерлан, Улугбек, религия) на современном облике городов: улиц, домах, быте, отношениях между людьми. Ну и конечно солнце, тюльпаны, цветущий урюк, сладкие источники, розовая вода.
We are eight travellers: Nikita, Eugene, Volodya, Lena, Ksenia, Tanya Serebriakova, Tanya Bystrova and Sasha. From 6th to 13th of April, 2012 we've been visiting Uzbekistan. Our route was Samarkand—Bukhara—Tashkent. We went to Uzbekistan to watch how carpets, ceramics, silk and sweets are being made. To stroll through the bazaars. To see how the history of Uzbekistan (The Great Silk Road, Tamerlane, Ulugbek, religious tradition) is reflected in modern cities: in streets, buildings, everyday life and people's relationships. And to experience the sun, tulips, apricot in bloom, sweet springs and rose water, of course.
Wir waren 8 Reisenden: Nikita, Eugene, Wolodja, Lena, Ksenia, Tanya Serebriakova, Tanya Bystrova und Sasha. Vom 6. bis 13. April 2012 wir waren nach Usbekistan gereist. Die Route war: Samarkand , Buchara, Taschkent. Wir moechteten die Herstellung von Teppichen , Keramik, Seide, Su?igkeiten schauen, die Basare umgehen. Wir wuenschen bemerken, wie hat die Geschichte von Usbekistan (Silk Road, Tamerlan, Ulugbek, Religion) auf die moderne Form der Staedte widergespiegelt: in den Stra?en, Hauser, auf dem Alltagsleben, Beziehungen zwischen den Menschen. Und naturlich - Sonne, Tulpen, bluhenden Aprikosen, suesse Quellen, Rosenwasser.
Uzbekistan tradional arts and crafts
Traditional arts and crafts along the old silk road in Uzbekistan: Samarkand, Bukhara, Xiva with traditional Uzbek music.
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Traditionelles Handwerk entlang der alten Seidenstraße in Usbekistan, hinterlegt mit Musik traditioneller Usbekischer Instrumente. Samarkand, Chiwa, Buchara...
Showcase: Uzbek ceramics
Nestled deep in the Eurasian Steppe, Uzbekistan was an important stop along the Ancient Silk Road. The country’s ceramics, prized for its vibrant colors, were handcrafted and traded here for centuries. But now the art form is in danger of being forgotten, prompting many craftsmen to find new ways to preserve its beauty.
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Kampala - Batik.mp4
Esposizione e laboratorio sui Batik organizzata dalla Cooperazione italiana presso il Museo Nazionale Ugandese a Kampala.
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Joanna starts her adventure in Venice, where she discovers how the Silk Road helped the merchants of Venice and the city state itself grow rich and powerful. She visits a fabric workshop using silk thread to make some of the finest velvet in the world, costing 5000 euros per metre and supplying The White House, the Kremlin and many world-renowned fashion houses. Catch up now on the ITV Hub:
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Chinese President Visits Ancient City of Bukhara
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan toured the ancient city of Bukhara in central-southern Uzbekistan Tuesday in the company of Uzbek Prime Minister Shavkat Mirziyoev.
As a city-museum with a history of more than 2,500 years, Bukhara is located along the route of the ancient Silk Road and has long served as a center of trade, scholarship, culture and religion.
Xi's state visit to the Central Asian country began with a trip to the Ark of Bukhara, with its massive fortress being the symbol of Bukhara's civilization in the Middle Ages.
The Holy Quran, art wares as well as ancient coins and weaponry were displayed in the center of the Ark, which has witnessed the long history of the ancient city.
Xi and Peng then visited the Samanid mausoleum in the historical urban nucleus of the city.
As one of the most esteemed sights of Central Asian architecture, the mausoleum was built in the 10th century as the resting-place of Ismail Samani.
They then traveled to the Islamic religious complex of Poi Kalyan, meaning The Foot of the Great.
The complex consists of Kalyan minaret, Kalyan Mosque and Mir-i Arab Madrassah, and was once significant for the development of the Islamic culture of Central Asia.
As Xi and Peng visited a carpet and silk workshop next to the complex, Xi asked the female textile workers about the materials and art of the buildings, local customs, and also the historical culture of Bukhara.
Xi described Bukhara as a shining pearl lying on the ancient Silk Road, and said the tour offered a deeper understanding of the historical roots between China and Uzbekistan.
The president added that it is beneficial for both sides to inherit the spirit of the Silk Road and promote the friendship between the two peoples in order to further develop the Belt and Road initiative.
Xi will later travel to the Uzbek capital Tashkent, where he will hold talks with his Uzbek counterpart, Islam Karimov, on promoting bilateral relations and jointly building the China-proposed Silk Road Economic Belt, as well as on major international and regional issues.
China and Uzbekistan established a strategic partnership in 2012, and leaders of the two countries have met on multiple occasions over recent years. In September 2013, Xi paid a state visit to Uzbekistan.
China has been Uzbekistan's second largest trading partner and biggest source of investment for three years in a row.
In cultural cooperation, Uzbekistan opened the first Confucius Institute in Central Asia in Tashkent in 2005, and a second such institute was established in 2014 in Samarkand, a historic city in southeastern Uzbekistan.
In Tashkent, Xi will also attend the 16th meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Council of Heads of State on June 23 and 24, to exchange views with other leaders on all-ranging cooperation within the organization and on major international and regional issues.
Xi will chair the third trilateral meeting of leaders of China, Russia and Mongolia on the sidelines of the summit. He will also hold bilateral meetings with leaders of other countries.
Uzbekistan is the third and final stop of Xi's three-nation tour, which has taken him to Serbia and Poland. More on:
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Proces van Batik
Hier geeft de eigenaar van de Jadi Batik Gallery ons uitleg over het proces van het maken van Batik
Silk Art Visualization
VECTOR OF FASHION
The ancient Chinese culture has given the world civilization silk only
in order to Natasha Foucault could create her own unique masterpieces.
She decorates the canonical simple forms -
skirts, scarves, coats, capes, ties, ponchos (in Spanish - lazy) -
to reflect the delightful and joyful world around her.
All those who will try on her creations, never will part with them.
Her style is fresh and feminine, simple and elegant.
Dressed in silk attire, the woman would have to be light and attractive,
with a share of coquetry.
Using a sleek and sexy silk Natasha saturates it with bright pictures
and amazing filigree motifs.
She often improvises on themes of paintings by famous artists of
different genres, Dali, Kandinsky, Miro, Matisse, Klimt, etc.
She is no stranger to the underwater world,
exotic wildlife, cityscapes and mirages.
We grant you the opportunity to enter colorful world of Wearable Art, Fantasy and Visualization of Natasha's dreams.