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Uzbekistan Pavilion at the Surajkund International Crafts Mela in Faridabad, Haryana, India. The stall presents a rich collection of traditional Uzbek handicrafts, textiles, clothing, jewelry, and decorative art, offering visitors a glimpse into the cultural heritage of Central Asia. The display features beautifully crafted Ikat textiles, including the famous Adras and Atlas (Hon Atlas/Xonatlas) fabrics, known for their striking colors and distinctive blurred-edge patterns. Traditional garments such as Chopon robes, embroidered jackets, dresses, and vests highlight Uzbekistan's centuries-old textile traditions. Visitors can also explore handcrafted accessories, including handbags, scarves, jewelry, decorative boxes, and traditional ornaments. The stall is adorned with colorful Central Asia