The hat holder in Uygur dance refers to a special hat worn on the dancer's head, which is mainly used to fix the dancer's hair so that it will not affect the dancer's movements and image when dancing. The hat holder is made of camel hair, wool or silk, and the hat will be decorated with colorful ribbons and tassels to increase the aesthetic feeling of the hat. In addition, the hat-holding posture in Uygur dance also has certain symbolic significance. In traditional Uyghur culture, hair is regarded as a part of human soul, and dancers wear caps when dancing, which is also a manifestation of respecting and protecting hair and soul. At the same time, hat-holding is also a manifestation of national culture, representing the unique traditional culture and art form of Uygur.