Traditional handicrafts from Kyrgyzstan are part of the world’s cultural heritage. They are known to have existed as early as the first millennium BC when a variety of nomadic products, processing methods, and patterns evolved.
Carpets made from felt are one of the most important traditional arts of Kyrgyzstan, forming an integral part of the country’s cultural heritage. Today, contemporary artisans are producing felt items for local and international markets.
AMANAT is an artisanal craftsmanship art studio located in Kyrgyzstan that uses felt to create interior decorations, accessories, and toys that can be ordered online. All products are handmade using locally grown organic materials.
The Ready4Trade Central Asia project is a joint initiative of the European Union (EU) and the International Trade Centre (ITC).
This project aims to contribute to the overall sustainable and inclusive economic development of Central Asia by boosting intra-regional and international trade in the region.
The e-commerce component supports 200 small businesses and artisans with capacity building, advisory services and awareness-raising activities to trade through online channels.