Kashi woodcarving art is unique to Kashi. The wise Uygur people use sawing, chopping, grinding, chiseling and other techniques on the whole log, and express it in the form of plant branches, flowers, buds, fruits, etc. After changing and combining, it is used in large quantities, showing strong local ethnic characteristics. The patterns of Uygur woodcarving are mainly flower belts and flower groups. Usually, the rhythmic changes in composition are achieved by two-sided or four-sided continuous or interrupted and staggered techniques. Its geometric patterns are rigorous and symmetrical, and the plants and flowers are free and flexible. The themes of the patterns are mainly apricots, peaches, grapes, mulberry, pomegranates, and lotus. The knife techniques include intaglio engraving, shallow relief, and comprehensive methods. The characteristic of its shallow relief is strong pattern. Carved woodcarving starts with the selection of wood materials. The materials are solid, the original colors are emphasized, and the simplicity is generous. The craftsmanship is also very particular. The Uygur people not only value the practical value of carved woodcarving, but also pursue the magnificence of its decoration. The carved wood decorations of Uyghur families are not only used in residential buildings, but also in the craftsmanship of daily necessities such as tables, chairs, benches, beds, boxes, etc. In the eyes of the Uyghurs, it is a symbol of the owner's wealthy status, cultural level, and artistic taste.