Handicraft

Shahrxon Khives craftsmanship - the art of creating unique knives

The craft center Shahrxon Khives has been producing exclusive knives combining tradition and modern technology for over 20 years. Our production is based on high quality materials: Damascus steel, stainless steel and aboym SHX15, which provide strength, durability and unique design of each product.

El-Nur Handicraft Center - Preserving Cultural Heritage through Creativity

El-Nur Craft Center is dedicated to the revival and preservation of cultural heritage items that carry the spirit of tradition and craftsmanship. We create unique products that combine aesthetics and functionality, inspired by national culture and history.

Kosh Tepa Market/Handicrafts is a unique space where the art of hand embroidery comes to life. For 22 years we have been creating exquisite products using natural silk threads and hand woven fabrics such as plahsa and bahmal.

Our assortment includes pillowcases, tablecloths, napkins, accessories, bags, as well as clothing and footwear: bracelets, vests, jackets, caftan coats and more. Each product is a combination of traditional craftsmanship and exquisite taste.

Sadosh Craft Center - is a space where tradition and modernity come together to create unique handmade products. We specialize in making products from natural fabrics, carefully preserving the cultural heritage of the region.

Our assortment includes national costumes, toys, dolls and women's bags, which find their buyers in tourist centers and help not only to introduce visitors to our culture, but also to support local craft traditions.

The **Kyrgyz Uz** store, located in the very center of Naryn, offers a wide range of goods reflecting the cultural richness of Kyrgyzstan. Here you can buy traditional Kyrgyz headwear - **kalpaks**, made in different styles and with unique ornaments, which will be a great souvenir or addition to your closet.

The Old Mill Museum in Ak-Suu district is a unique place where history and traditions of ancient crafts come alive. Located in a picturesque corner of nature, the museum is a preserved old mill that was once an important center of life for local residents.

Here you can see how grain was processed in the past using the natural forces of water and simple machinery. The museum displays not only the mill, but also the tools used by the ancestors to process grain and make flour.