RISHTON POTTERY YESTERDAY AND TODAY

Authors

Z.Y. Esonov Kokand State University Associate Professor of the Department of History, PhD

Keywords:

Rishton pottery school, development of the mid-19th century, local traditions, master Abdullo's style, lazurite blue-green colors, transparent alkaline glaze, the work of Master Alisher Nazirov.

Abstract

This article analyzes the history of the emergence and development of the Rishton pottery center in Central Asia, as well as its current development. The focus is on highlighting the factors that played an important role in the emergence of this pottery school, the local characteristics of Rishton pottery and their formation, and the activities of the skilled artisans who revived these traditions. The observations made are substantiated by historical data and the results of field research.

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References

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Field notes. Fergana region, Rishton city, 2024. Interview with Sharofiddin Yusupov

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Published

2026-03-27

How to Cite

Z.Y. Esonov. (2026). RISHTON POTTERY YESTERDAY AND TODAY. International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development, 13(03), 778–782. Retrieved from https://www.ijmrd.in/index.php/imjrd/article/view/5424