Abstract
The study examines the influence of community on ethno-artistic development, highlighting the role of social and symbolic space in shaping ethnic identity and transmitting traditional culture. Community, ethnotype, ethnic conduct, ethno-artistic culture, and cultural transmission are interconnected, and active participation in traditional practices and rituals facilitates the internalization of values and artistic skills. Ethno-artistic development is not merely an aesthetic process but an identity-building and educational act.

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