Cultural life of Gazakh

Gazakh is famous for its skilled craftsmen who create carpets, ceramics, copper utensils and jewelry.


Located in the west of Azerbaijan, the city of Gazakh, with a rich history, attracts attention not only with its ancient monuments, but also with its original culture, where traditions are carefully preserved and modernity is harmoniously intertwined with the lifestyle.

Gazakh is famous for its skilled craftsmen who create carpets, ceramics, copper utensils and jewelry.
Festivals where you can get acquainted with the cuisine, crafts, music and dance of Gazakh help to popularize the culture of the region.

  • Museums: Gazakh Museum of History and Local Lore, Heydar Aliyev House Museum - these and other museums open the door to the world of history and culture.

Azerbaijan State Drama Theater named after Nizami Ganjavi - lovers of theatrical art can find performances for every taste here.

A trip to Gazakh is not just a vacation, it is an opportunity to touch the original culture, feel the unique atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the kaleidoscope of traditions and modernity.

Gazakh is known for its carefully preserved craftsmanship that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Kazakh carpets are famous for their unique patterns, rich colors, and high quality. Carpet weavers use traditional techniques and natural dyes to create true works of art.

  • Kazakh carpets adorn homes not only in Azerbaijan but all over the world.
    Making ceramics is another ancient Kazakh art.
  • Ceramic artists use clay, glaze, and paints to create tableware, decorative items, and souvenirs. Kazakh ceramics are distinguished by their durability, beauty, and unique style.
  • Copperware: Kazakh coppersmiths skillfully make copperware using traditional forging and embossing techniques. Copperware from Kazakh is not only beautiful but also practical, has antibacterial properties, and lasts for many years;
  • Jewelry: Kazakh jewelers create exquisite jewelry from gold, silver, and precious stones. Fine workmanship and unique design make Kazakh jewelry a true work of art.
  • Woodcarving: Kazakh woodcarvers create various household items, jewelry, and souvenirs from wood. Fine carving and skillful painting make Kazakh wood products unique and valuable. In addition to this main craft, the following types of crafts are also developed in Kazakh:
  • Basket weaving
  • Felt production
  • Embroidery
  • Batik
  • Blacksmithing

Kazakh craftsmen put their soul and skills into their work, creating rare and unique products that not only decorate homes, but also represent the culture of the region.