List of craft types
Government of the Republic of Tajikistan
RESOLUTION
On the List of Craft Professions
According to Article 6 of the Law of the Republic of Tajikistan "On handicraft", the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan decrees:
Approve the List of craft professions (attached).
Chairman of the
Government of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon
Dushanbe,
dated June 26, 2021, No. 253
Annex
to the Decree of the Government of
the Republic of Tajikistan
dated June 26, 2021, No. 253
1. FOOD INDUSTRY
2. Oilseed processing industry
3. Dugh processing (dairy whey)
4. Mill business
5. Baking business
6. Sambusa making
7. Nishallo making
8. Confectionery business
9. Halva production
10. Sweets production
11. Making a drink from rose petals
12. Making sherbet
13. Cooking
14. Sausage production
15. Cheese making
16. Making sumanak
17. Fruit drying
18. Winemaking
2. TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRY
19. Wool ruffling
20. Filature
21. Mat weaving
22. Adras weaving
23. Alocha weaving
24. Atlas weaving
25. Bekasab weaving
26. Chintz sewing
27. Making pillows
28. Flower weaving
29. Embroidery/pattern sewing
30. Golden embroidery
31. Knit weaving
32. Painting
33. Patchwork
34. Bead weaving
35. Embroidering popur pattern
36. Dyeing
37. Embroidering suzane pattern
38. Embroidering chakan pattern
39. Embroidering a veil
40. Embroidering sheroz (braid)
41. Tailoring
42. Sewing spreads (cover) for gahvora (cradle)
43. Sewing scarves
44. Weaving of a lint free carpet
45. Carpet weaving
46. Macramé weaving
47. Lace weaving
48. Braiding
49. Braiding braids
50. Knitting jiyak (braid)
51. Felting
52. Knitting socks (jourab)
53. Tailoring of camisoles (jacket)
54. Tailoring of dressing gowns
55. Tailoring of hats
56. Sewing the skullcaps (toqi/tyubeteyka – embroidered skullcap worn in Central Asia)
57. Back winding
58. Sewing kurpacha (cotton blanket)
59. Sewing rafida (a round flat pillow for gluing flatbread to the walls of tanur)
60. Sewing handkerchiefs
61. Making dolls
62. Tailoring of chakman
63. Tailoring of jelak (summer light men's dressing gown)
64. Embroidery with chain stitch
3. LEATHER, LEATHER HABERDASHERY AND LEATHER FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY
65. Leather craft
66. Tailoring of leather goods
67. Saddlery (the art of making accessories for horses and donkeys)
68. Tailoring of makhsi (ichigi)
69. Tailoring of boots
70. Repair of old shoes
71. Shoemaking
72. Sewing (saddlery)
73. Whipmaking
4. WOOD PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURE OF WOOD PRODUCTS
74. Carpentry
75. Making gahvora (cradle)
76. Sharpening of wooden spoons
77. Making sanduk
78. Turning wooden dishes
79. Making wooden combs
80. Wood carving
81. Making souvenirs
82. Cage weaving
83. Basket weaving
84. Making tapchan (low deck canopy used in Central Asia for meals and rest)
85. Making cabinets
5. PRODUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
86. Soap making
87. Weaving of matting
88. Knitting brooms
89. Making nonpar (a device with a wire brush to pierce the dough rolled into flatbread)
6. PRODUCTION OF OTHER NON-METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS
90. Manufacturing of tiles/tile siding
91. Engraving
92. Pottery
93. Production of penny whistles
94. Monument sculpturing
95. Sculpture making
96. Marble cutting / stone cutting
97. Grinding of stone millstones
7. PRODUCTION OF METALS AND FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
99. Restoration of porcelain ware
100. Copper work
101. Knife making
102. Making horseshoes
103. Blacksmithing
104. Tinwork
105. Jewellery
106. Oven and pipe making
8. MANUFACTURE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
108. Manufacture of rubob (national stringed instrument)
109. Manufacture of nay (flute)
110. Manufacture of sétor (three-stringed musical instrument)
111. Manufacture of tanbur (stringed and fingered musical instrument)
112. Manufacture of arpa
113. Manufacture of chang (string percussion musical instrument)
114. Manufacture of sato (bowed musical instrument)
115. Manufacture of dutar (stringed musical instrument)
116. Manufacture of doira (tambourine)
117. Manufacture of tablak (small, elongated drum)
118. Manufacture of labchang (mouth musical instrument)
119. Manufacture of gijak (bowed musical instrument)
120. Stretching of leather on musical instruments
121. Manufacture of tor
122. Manufacture of konun
123. Mud walls construction
124. Architecture
125. Brick Forming
126. Making fireplaces
127. Making tanur, chakdon (flatbread oven)
128. Stone laying
129. Stucco work
130. Plastering work
131. Grave digging
10. SANITATION AND HEALTH CARE
132. Resetting bones
133. Hairdressing
134. Make-up artist
135. Antimony making
136. Traditional pharmacy
137. Drying plants / phytotherapy
138. Henna dyeing
11. FINE ARTS
140. The art of dancing
141. The art of witticism
142. Singing the folk epic “Gurugli”
143. Singing naksh (one of the types of polyphonic choral singing)
144. Singing
145. Falak singing (a type of folk song)
146. Shashmaqom singing (name of a Tajik classical folk music and vocal work, consisting of six parts - maqoms)
147. Playing the gijak (bowed musical instrument)
148. Playing karnay (trumpet)
149. Playing the nay (flute)
150. Playing the rubob (four-stringed instrument)
151. Playing the surnay (wind musical instrument)
152. Recitation of panegyric poetry
153. Recitation of elegies
154. Reading naht (religious eulogy)
155. Fine art
156. Painting
157. Miniature
158. Calligraphy
159. Kundal ornamental painting (technique of painting with small polychrome vegetable patterns)
160. Performing satirical works
161. Walking on a rope
162. Performing a mavrigi
12. AGRICULTURE
163. Beekeeping
164. Floriculture
165. Rice husk cleaning
166. Silk culture
167. Horticulture