TRADITIONAL FOLK ART AND CRAFTS IN THE HISTORY OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

Tosheva Dilbar Muzaffar kizi

TRADITIONAL FOLK ART AND CRAFTS IN THE HISTORY OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

Authors

Tosheva Dilbar Muzaffar kizi Master Of Karshi State University

Keywords:

Folk art, handcraft, naive art, folk culture, folk style, folk method.

Abstract

This article is about the emergence of polished and developing folk art and handicrafts from the history of European countries until now. The article mentions the types and manifestations of ancient folk art. Also, today's notable aspects of these art types are highlighted in article.

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TRADITIONAL FOLK ART AND CRAFTS IN THE HISTORY OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES