Puppet "Borukh-dzhugut" - Jew
Uzbek
Turkestan Krai, Syr-Darya Oblast, city Tashkent
late 19th century
Wood, cotton textile, paint, sheepskin, leather
РЭМ 1306-7
Bukharan Jews lived in the cities of the central regions of Central Asia for many centuries and emerged as a distinct Jewish ethnic group with its own language (Tajik-Jewish or Bukharan-Jewish), customs, and rituals. The role of this character in puppet shows remains unknown, but its inclusion in their repertoire reflected the importance of Bukharan Jews in the local social sphere.
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