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Wearing the traditional garments of the region, this magnificent couple shows the world the beauty of Tajikistan's customs. Kodir Egamov crafts the figurines from pine and birch wood as an homage to his heritage, painting each piece by hand to add a unique touch, this time with the bride wearing a gorgeous ikat dress and flowers and the groom wearing a marvelous purple attire.

Wearing the traditional garments of the region, this majestic couple shows the world the elegance of Tajikistan's customs. Kodir Egamov crafts the figurines from pine and birch wood as an homage to his heritage, painting each piece by hand to add a personal touch, this time with the bride wearing a stunning yellow dress and the groom wearing a dapper red attire.

Wearing the traditional garments of the region, this splendid couple shows the world the grace of Tajikistan's customs. Kodir Egamov crafts the figurines from pine and birch wood as an homage to his heritage, painting each piece by hand to add a special touch, this time with the bride wearing a red ikat dress and the groom wearing a gallant blue attire.

After centuries of change the city of Bukhara has survived the passage of time, showing the modern world a glimpse of the ancient world while developing into a must-visit city full of culture history. Immerse yourself in the rich history and chess culture of Bukhara with this exquisite handcrafted walnut wood chess set. Inspired by the city’s contributions ofrenowned scholars and thinkers, Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali adorns the set with hand painted motifs that honor his city as a center of chess culture and knowledge. The set includes a versatile teal-blueboard that also doubles as a storage box for the pieces. Embark on a journey of strategy and bring the essence of Bukhara’s chess heritage into your home.

Wearing the traditional garments of the region, three gallant musicians are ready to add the rhythm of Tajikistan to your interiors. As an homage to these precious lands, artisan Kodir Egamov hand-carves each musician from pine and birch wood, giving the figurines a unique national instrument—such as a doira, a karnay and a dutor—and a vibrant palette, including orange, green and red hues.

Recreating a festive scene typical of Tajikistan's ceremonies, artisan Kodir Egamov uses pine and birch wood to bring this portrait of the region's culture to life. The musicians wear blue and purple garments, one playing a dutor and the other a doira. As a touch of charm, a vivacious woman in an ikat dress represents the country's delicacies by carrying delicious bread.

Dushanbe, the jewel of Tajikistan, shows its traditional facet with a sublime creation by Kodir Egamov. As an expert in woodworking techniques, the artisan uses pine and birch wood to hand-carve this set of two figurines, portraying two girls collecting water in their vases. Each artwork comes painted by hand, one in a luxurious palette of purple hues and the other in red tones, creating a charming accent for your home decor. In addition, the figurines have faux velvet details at the bottom.

Uzbek artist Mukhamedali draws inspiration from ancient themes and techniques to create a painting of unparalleled beauty. He relies on the timeless tale of Layla and Majnun to weave an exquisite scene that transports us to a classic story of love and longing. The artwork portrays the connection between Qays ibn al-Mulawwah, the 7th-century Arabic poet, and his beloved Layla bint Mahdi, lost in deep conversation amidst a lush pomegranate garden. The artist also pays homage to his homeland’s revered art of lacquer miniature painting with his use of tempera paints and watercolors on papier mache meticulously finished with lacquer. Set on a chipboard mat draped in faux velvet and embraced by a walnut wood frame adorned with intricately hand-carved accents, this extraordinary masterpiece is ready to grace any space with its captivating allure.