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In this episode of Silk Road Adventure, we look at Uzbekistan's rich textile heritage - from traditional suzani embroidery to modern production - which is shaping the country's role in the global fashion and textile industry.
ADVERTISEMENTUzbekistan’s textile industry is weaving a path between tradition and modernity. In Tashkent, suzani master Madina Kasimbaeva revives historic embroidery techniques, preserving regional styles that tell centuries-old stories.
Meanwhile, Uztex Group is driving innovation, producing eco-friendly fabrics and exporting 90% of its textiles worldwide. The fusion of heritage and technology is also inspiring designers like Jenia Kim, who brings Uzbek craftsmanship to the global fashion stage.
As demand grows, Uzbekistan’s textile traditions are evolving, balancing heritage with modern production.
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