Ozodamoh

Ozodamoh was born in 1989 in Khuroson, a place where traditions are interwoven with modernity, and women are taught from childhood to work hard and care  for the family. She is the mother of two remarkable sons whom she has been raising alone since her divorce. Every day her house is filled with the laughter of children, with their energy, and with the endless care that she gives them, lovingly and patiently.

For six years now, Ozodamoh has been making traditional Tajik attire. She creates lovely things that reflect the culture, traditions, and spirit of her people. To her, sewing is not just work but a craft that helps her feed her children, develop her talent, and support the family.

In order to accelerate her work process and enhance her work quality, Ozodamoh is dreaming of a new sewing machine that will permit her to work more efficiently, make more dresses, and provide her sons with all they need.

She believes in you, in the kindness of people who are ready to support her striving to develop and to care for her family. In her eyes are hope and the certainty that determined work and talent will find a response.

Ozodamoh's story is one of strength, maternal love, and faith in a better future.

Translated from Russian by Kiva volunteerLiv Bliss. View original language description.