It's a very interesting place. There are very few of them, so be sure to visit.
This is the territory of a silk-spinning factory. It all starts with a store where you can (and should!) take a tour, as the employees hardly speak Russian and will not be able to explain anything to you. The tour takes about 30 minutes.
You will be shown how the thread unwinds from the pupae of silkworms, how it is spun. How the threads are then prepared for painting, how and with what they are painted, and how, finally, silk and other fabrics are woven, as well as carpets are made.
It's very interesting!
There is also a workshop where there are machines and you can also see the work.
The store sells fabrics and clothes.
In general, the territory is very beautiful, there are many fruit trees.
An interesting tour with a woman from the family of the new factory owners. She showed me and told me all the production technology, but due to the fact that we were there in January, there are no employees, it's cold. There is a store where I bought fabrics. I'll give you a little price guidance. Cotton is thin, 40 cm wide, 3 dollars per meter, silk 40 cm wide, 15 dollars per meter. The work is handmade, so the price is more than adequate. I didn't use the finished products, they are too authentic, I just have nowhere to wear them. The factory is a must-visit if you are in the Ferghana Valley!
An attempt to support an old factory from the Soviet era deserves respect. As well as the development of classical silk spinning.
The factory's territory is very well maintained.
However, all the machines that are generally available are from very ancient times.
The job as a whole is difficult. A huge disadvantage is the available fabric size: 40-80 cm cut. What to do with it is not clear.
The factory is working on bulk import orders. The retail store presents illiquid and overpriced defects. The fabrics are stained and puffed.