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Crafted in brass to represent the luxurious and elegant traditions of the Uzbekistani culture, an exquisite wall art by Qosimov Jasur transports you to an era of grandeur. This sublime piece of art features a stunning floral pattern painted by hand in a palette of vibrant hues that enrich the metal's natural tone while adding a glamorous vibe to the romantic scene portrayed at the center of the design.

Crafted in brass to represent the elegant and refined traditions of the Uzbekistani culture, an enchanting wall art by Qosimov Jasur transports you to an era of magnificence. This superb piece of art features a gorgeous floral pattern painted by hand in a palette of red and green hues that enrich the metal's natural tone while adding a charming vibe to the classic scene portrayed at the center, depicting a merchant on a long journey.

Uzbekistan's Qosimov Jasur works with brass to create a luxurious home accent full of the region's tradition. Featuring floral and leafy details arranged in geometric formations, this wall art is an enchanting accessory for an elegant ambiance. On top of that, the piece comes in a palette of blue and black hues, enhancing the drop-shaped motifs at the center.

Named after the famous storyteller of the One Thousand and One Nights tales, Rasul Khalimov's scene captures the majesty of the Silk Road in every element. Masterfully made with watercolor brushstrokes, the painting comes in a vibrant palette that enriches the ethereal beauty of the pomegranate tree that grows around the scene, serving as a resting place for a beautiful woman who chants a mysterious tune at the bottom of the piece.

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Transform any atmosphere into a refined living space with the help of this fascinating cushion cover whose irokistitch floral and leaf hand embroidery will simply take your breath away. The plain ivory back, complemented by a convenient zipper opening for cushion insertion (not included), adds an understated elegance to this design crafted by Uzbek artisan Yulduzoy Mamadiyorova.The extraordinary artistry of Shakhrisabz embroidery, known as "iroki," stitches are skillfully embroidered in a half-cross stitch pattern. Shakhrisabz, Uzbekistan is renowned for its exquisite embroidery that beautifully depicts sunlight, flowers, dragons, pomegranates, and other lush ornaments. While traditionally seen on skullcaps, these talented artists have extended their artistry to pillows, purses, and even shoes, making each piece truly a work of art.

The Aral Sea accompanies Uzbekistan every day, in every season, and for eternity, inspiring Mukhamedali to create a gorgeous collection inspired by this stunning landscape and its nature. Working with walnut wood, the artisan crafts a lacquered jewelry box featuring a traditional pattern on the lid, painted by hand in a palette of blue and yellow hues that add a serene touch to the flowers adorning the piece.

Uzbekistan's Mukhamedali shows the world the grandeur and elegance of the region with a series of walnut wood jewelry boxes featuring traditional scenes. After crafting the box's structure in a sturdy design, the artisan paints the piece by hand, using a palette of black and yellow tones. As the final touch, Mukhamedali decorates the lid with a classic painting of a poet taking inspiration from nature and admiring the pomegranate trees, which are believed to attract fertility.

The splendor of Uzbekistan, the heart of the Silk Road, brings this majestic puzzle box to life. Master artisan Farhod Matyaqubov works with sturdy elm tree wood pieces to hand-carve this charming accessory embellished with classic accents and a gorgeous natural brown hue. Displaying a rectangular shape for a lustrous look, the piece is also varnished.

Uzbekistan's Mukhamedali shows the world the magnificence and elegance of the region with a series of walnut wood jewelry boxes featuring traditional scenes. After crafting the box's structure in a sturdy design, the artisan paints the piece by hand, using a palette of black and yellow hues. As the final touch, Mukhamedali embellishes the lid with a classic painting of a farmer in the middle of a forest, harvesting pomegranates as an omen of a happy marriage.