Religious & cultural traditions in Uzbekistan: how we work respectfully

Uzbekistan is multicultural and multi‑faith. For families, it matters that any on‑site work (care, refresh, design) is done respectfully — quietly and without imposing.

Our approach is simple: we clarify the family’s and cemetery’s rules first, agree on the plan, then perform the work with a photo report. If anything is unclear — we ask.

Religious traditions (common examples): Islamic practices (modesty, respect for the place, timing), Christian memorial dates (Orthodox/Catholic/Protestant), Jewish, Buddhist traditions, as well as secular family customs. We follow the specific family’s request and the cemetery’s rules.

Cultural traditions are also diverse: Uzbek, Karakalpak, Tajik, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Russian, Tatar, Korean and others. Even within one community, practices differ — so we always clarify expectations in advance.

Leave a request with the city/cemetery — we’ll confirm details, propose options, and fix the estimate before we start.