1.
L3: Pakistan

2.
Pakistan Arts
BUILDINGS TRUCK CHEST AND JARS

3.
Pakistani Architecture
Pre-
Islamic
Islamic Colonial
Post-
Colonial

4.
1. Pre-Islamic
Mohenjo Daro
Harappa
Kot Diji

5.
Mohenjo Daro and Harappa

6.
Kot Diji

7.
Truck Art of
Pakistan
brightly colored and flamboyant
images of idealized landscapes, famous
personalities, flowers, and trees
gallery without walls
free-form, kaleidoscopic exhibition in
motion

8.
Pakistan Jars and Chest

9.
L4: Uzbekistan,
Kazakhstan, and
Tajikistan

10.
Uzbekistan
Arts
printed cloth,
tablecloths, curtains,
bedspreads, shawls,
and various coverlets
ceramics

11.
Kazakhstan
Arts
parts of life’s daily routine
clothing, utility tools, yurts, and
horses’ saddles
nomadic patterns and design
draw on rocks
petroglyphs

12.
Tajikistan
Arts
fabrics, utensils, musical instruments,
carpets, furniture, jewelries, etc.
decorative carving
architectural monuments, household
structures and objects, musical instruments,
and souvenirs
changed to Arabian inscriptions when Islam
came
images of people and animals, vegetation,
and geometrical patterns

13.
L5: Turkmenistan
and Kyrgyzstan

14.
Turkmenistan
Arts
most unique and beautiful carpets in
the world
vary in shape and purpose
carpet weaving is an ancient art
woven out of wool, cotton, and silk,
using horizontal looms
source of keteni, a homespun silk
embroidery is as unique as a family seal

15.
Kyrgyzstan
Arts
wide range of textiles from
the felt of their sheep
symbolize Kyrgyz traditions
and rural life

16.
SHIRDAKS – handmade carpets or rugs

17.
TUSH KYIZ – large elaborately embroidered wall
hangings, made by elder women to commemorate
the marriage of a son or daughter

18.
XXX – flat cushions made in
shadow-pairs that is used on
every chair, padding the seat

19.
L6: West Asia

20.
Arts and
Crafts of
West Asia
embroidery ceramics wood carving
hammered
metalwork
calligraphy
inlaid wood
designs
blown
glassworks
handmade soap
from Syria or
Lebanon