The research presented here examines the cultural heritage of Central Asia, with a specific focus on the tradition of Suzani embroidery. Suzani is a distinctive form of decorative embroidery that serves a crucial role in the region’s history, functioning as both a utilitarian and artistic representation of cultural identity. Artisans in Central Asia have preserved their traditions and adapted to climatic changes through careful craftsmanship. This project explores the development of Suzani embroidery, analysing its intricate details and the procedures that enhance its unique aesthetic. The research not only focuses on the technical aspects but also explores the social importance of Suzani, revealing its role in cultural practices, traditions, and communal unity.
