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Central Asian Romani
Central Asian Romani is a conventional term to designate the ethnic groups Lyuli (one of the eastern branches of the Romani, widespread in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan), Parya, Kavol, Chistoni and Sogutarosh, living mostly in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
Traditional clothes
The traditional male and female clothes had almost no difference compared to the Tajik and Uzbek clothes, but was more vivid; also, the Central Asian Romani women never wore purdah, and the Karshin and Shakhrisyabz Romani women also wore the durra turbans. The Shakhrisyabz, Karshin and Ghissar Romani had a custom of tattooing (three points on the forehead and a hand, sometimes the cheeks).
