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part of the dorpech resembles the appearance of the finely woven braids of a 
girl, they are repeated, and is called chokila (chokila means chopped pieces). 
Against the general background, it resembles the appearance of a blossoming 
tree or a large bouquet of flowers arranged in a row. 
In the Uzbek embroidery, the embroidery of duppies, i.e. skullcap, occupies a 
special place. There are many varieties of embroidery skullcaps, and the 
skullcaps themselves are called by the method of embroidery as: Shakhrisabz 
carpet skullcaps, Bukhara gold embroidery, skullcaps Iroki (Iroki - from the 
geographical name Irok – Iraq, it doesn’t mean the name of the country but the 
name of the people) Bukhara, Chust Namangan and many other species are 
widespread among the people of Central Asia. The most widespread type of 
skullcap is Chust skullcap. Patterns of almonds or patterns of pepper, kizakki 
(kizakka means flowering fruits) applied to black satin or black satin give the 
skullcap a sophisticated look. 
 
SKULLCAPS 
In the art of handmade chestnut sewing, along with suzanne, dorpech, sandal 
pech (sandals are one of the varieties of the furnace arranged on the bottom of 
the floor and covered with a special table covered with a suzane cloth or a piece 
of handmade needlework), brick (brick is a special product ....), special bags 
turva (turva - bag made of fabric), belbog (belbog-cloth belt in the form of a 
scarf) dadrumol (dadrumol - special handkerchiefs, a modern analog of 
handkerchiefs), boogmach (boogmach special scarves) also embroidered 
camping handmade embroidery, giving the product a sophisticated elegant look. 
Uzbek needlework and now not only preserved centuries-old traditions, but 
also successfully developed. 
Matter of nimshokhi (nimshokhi - means royal matter, fabric) - snipe (snipe 
special silk fabric with a striped ornament), banoras (banoras - special silk fabric 
made of denser silk), adras, satin, are highly valued by the Uzbek people. From 
ancient times, the Uzbek people grew silk and made silk materials. There was a 
special technology for making satin, special attention was paid to dyeing the 
fabric, which gave it an elegant look. A silk atlas of four, eight, twelve step 
pedals (pedals are special pedals on a wooden loom on which the atlas is woven) 
are known all over the world. There are more than a hundred compositions and 
ornamental colors of the atlas. These are mainly various geometric shapes and 
figures, flowers, leaves and fruits of plants, household items and much more.