XoliqovaFeruza
Boysun, Surkhandaryo
For decades, Xoliqova Feruza has preserved and carried forward the ancient craft traditions of Boysun — a UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage region. Her works include kashta embroidery, suzani, moʻchoq beadwork and other traditional Uzbek art forms passed down through generations.
“Each stitch is a word, each pattern is a story from our ancestors.”
20+
Years of mastery
500+
Handcrafted pieces
UNESCO
UNESCO heritage
Specialization
Traditional Crafts
Kashta
Traditional silk embroidery with geometric and floral patterns, a symbol of Uzbek identity.
Suzana
Large embroidered textile panels used in home décor and ceremonial occasions.
Mo'choq
Ancient beadwork jewelry combining glass, coral and semi-precious stones.
Heritage
UNESCO Recognized Region
Boysun was inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The region is home to some of the oldest living craft traditions in Central Asia, many of which Xoliqova Feruza actively preserves and teaches to new generations.
20+
Years of mastery
500+
Handcrafted pieces
2003
UNESCO listed
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Living tradition