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MALGavkhar Ablizova
Gavkhar Ablizova was born in 1977 in Tashkent and inherited her craft from her mother. A talented craftswoman, whose talent and passion for national needlework were laid in childhood under the influence of her mother, Gulnara Rashidova, a famous craftswoman in the field of national sewing. Already at the age of 14, she began her journey into the world of crafts, becoming an apprentice to her mother. The desire for excellence and love for the art of sewing led her to complete her studies in national and decorative embroidery in 1994, graduating with honors. Gavkhar Ablizova continued her studies in 1995 at a well-known capital training center. The craftswoman worked in the field of textiles and national clothing for many years, as she strived for perfection and expansion of her professional skills. Her passion for the craft was so strong that she decided to become a true professional and continued her work in Turkey. From 2015 to 2017, she worked at the Turkish fashion house LiVA BERA MODA, where she deepened her knowledge of sewing wedding dresses of varying complexity.
Today, the artisan independently manages her brand in the Almazar district of Tashkent, where she creates national outfits and wedding dresses of various designs, based on the preferences of her clients. She has gone all this hard way and now surprises girls with her masterpieces. The seamstress's client base is very wide, with not only girls from the capital but also young girls from other regions turning to her, despite the long journey to have their outfits made by her. Ambitious Gavkhar Ablizova continues to work on herself and explore new directions in the field of fashion to conquer the world fashion arena. The main goal of the craftswoman is to interest and teach young girls their craft so that they can continue the traditions of national sewing and embroidery.
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