L3 ARTS OF CENTRAL ASIA

• Pakistan - Architecture divided into four periods:

  • Pre-Islamic
  • Islamic
  • Colonial
  • Pre-colonial
• (PAKISTAN) Urban culture was developed for the first time in 3rd millenium BCE
• Pakistan's famous large buildings:

  • Mohenjo Daro
  • Harappa
  • Kot Diji
• Pakistan also has a lot of flamboyant trucks, landscapes, personalities flowers and turned village lanes and alot more.
• Ceramics are found where?

  Uzbekistan
• Ceramics - holds a dpminent place among numerous forms of applied arts in Uzbekistan
• (U)Applied arts - Are part of their daily routine
• Kazakhstan - this country's visual arts are relatively young where
• Kazakhstan - this country's visual arts are relatively young.
• Petroglyphs - are now found out through Kazakhstan because nomads used to draw on rocks.
• (U) Fine arts - the style, direction and genre.
• Tajikstan - this country is where their people called Tajiks.
• (T) Tajiks - makes fabric, utensils, instruments, jewelry, furniture, carpets
• (T) Carving - these are present in Tajikstan's Monuments
• GIVE THE SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES

  • Kazakhstan
  • Uzbekistan
  • Pakistan
  • Kyrgystan
  • Tajikstan
  • Turkmenistan
• (T) When islams came, their carving changed to?

  Arabian inscriptions
• (T) Their arabian inscriptions contained what?

  Images of people and animals
• (T) In their arabian inscriptions again, what did the others prefer instead of people and animals?

  Vegatative/geometrical patterns
• (T) their architecture contained?

  Tulips, lotus and flowers
• TURKMENISTAN AND KYRGYSTAN - these two countries produced unique and beautiful carpets.
• (T|K) Carpet Weaving - their ancient art developed in distinctive pattern.
• (T/K)Traditional arts of their countries were felt jewelry.
• (T/K) Their weaving method was modernized with beauty and quality.
• (T/K) Embroidery - their pattern unique as a family seal.
• (T/K) Keteni Silk - the source of this was from Turkmenistan.
• (T/K)Turkmenistan - Land of Silk
• (T/K) Shirdaks - their carpets and rugs were called this.
• (T/K) Tush kyizare - their embroided wall hangings
• (T/K) Tush Kyizare was made to symbolize their rural tradition and rural life.