This article reflects on the unique masterpieces created by skilled masters of our people in the territory of Central Asia, i.e. calligraphy, and their unique composition is analyzed. In particular, valuable information is provided about the unique decorative compositions in the mausoleums of Khwaja Ahmed Yassavi and Shahi Zinda in the tombs of Kusam ibn Abbas. In the article, the authors comment on the use of ancient decorations and symbolic forms in Central Asia, the continuity of national artistic traditions formed over centuries, the development of new painting principles of each school, especially the aspects that have been preserved over centuries as a result of the unique artistic skills of the masters of each school. walks Samples of works of B. Barotbov, a representative of the Kokan-Rishton pottery school in the Fergana valley, are given in the form of an attachment.

composition, school masters, pottery, sophistication.