Andijan duppi: handicraft traditions and symbolism

The national headwear "Andijon duppi" is distinguished by its high-quality materials, exquisite patterns, and unique form. The product is based on the traditions of local handicraft schools, embroidery, and cultural symbols of Andijan. It has an important symbolic meaning and maintains its high popularity among the population.

Recognition of a skullcap as a geographical indication legally establishes its origin and cultural value, and also ensures the protection of the product's uniqueness from counterfeits.

Sukok samsa: culinary heritage of the Tashkent region

Another registered object is "Sukok somsasi," a national dish characteristic of Sukok village in Parkent district. Samsa is made using unique natural ingredients, including the rare mountain plant mador, and is distinguished by its special dough kneading technique and unique taste.

The legal recognition of a dish as a geographical indication guarantees its connection to the region of origin and protects the cultural, gastronomic, and historical value of the product.

Legal protection of cultural brands

The registration process was carried out with the support of the Tashkent Regional Justice Department. The agency reminds that a geographical indication is a form of intellectual property that confirms the presence of unique qualities of products due to their regional origin.