The role of studying traditional Kyrgyz women headwear in aesthetic education

Research relevance: keeping the Kyrgyz culture for the younger generation is relevant in connection with the preservation of the kind of nation. For this, the Kyrgyz female headdress elechek was studied. Elechek is a turban shaped headwear in Central Asia that has many ways of making. Research objectives: to consider the types of hats and the stages of manufacturing their different forms in the regions of Kyrgyzstan and the role of hats in the aesthetic education of students. Research materials and methods: the study of the form, design, color, patterns as an integral part of the artistic composition of the folk costume in the formation of the creative worldview of students studying folk art. Research results: Kyrgyz women's head wear is a turban shaped and in Central Asia it characterize an ethnic group in their form and structure. Conclusions: aesthetic education is one of the main conditions that contribute to the formation of students' individuality.