By Akis Tatsis
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In Rishtan, Uzbekistan, red earth becomes art. Masters and apprentices craft unique ceramics with natural glazes, preserving a timeless tradition.
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Uzbekistan’s town of Rishtan, in Fergana Valley, is famous for its living tradition of ceramics.
From the red earth beneath orchards, artisan follow ancient methods, using only natural materials.
Masters and apprentices work side by side, preserving techniques passed down through generations. Each piece is unique, decorated with cobalt blue, copper green, and iron brown. Today, workshops and festivals draw visitors worldwide, making Rishtan ceramics not only a craft but also a cornerstone of cultural tourism in Uzbekistan.
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