These slippers represent the art of silver thread embroidery, which is traditional to Bukhara region of Uzbekistan.

Richly embroidered wall handing made on a chocolate color cotton base and machine embroidered with silk threads.

White fully hand embroidered wall hanging from Urgut region of Uzbekistan

Green suzanne with bright yellow and coral machine embroidered flowers.

Fully cross-stitch embroidered by hand girl's skull hat

Wall hanging in a classic color o black richly embroidered with blooming flowers.

"Gulnoz" skull hat named after a girl who embroidered it.

Beautiful suzanne depicting pomegranates which in Central Asia is a symbol of prosperity.

This is a vest entirely machine embroidered with silk threads

Very chic and beautiful fashion accessory - hand painted bracelet on a golden background

A traditional wall hanging from Uzbekistan called "suzanee", which is made of cotton fabric with elaborate embroidery.

Stylish fashion accessory - silver bracelet created to bring traditional ornamental painting to fashion accessories

Machine silk embroidery on an orange color cotton base.

Gorgeous hand embroidered suzanne embroidery large enough for a bedcover or a chic room divider

Dear Nilifar, I wonder if there is anything on this site that can't capture the heart! Koshib Omonov's wonderful pins and barrettes are truly unique. When I purchased the first barrette, I had decided it would be a gift for a friend, but the triple hold mechanism - so easy to use - made it possible for the clasp to hold my hair at its thickest, or a whisp pulled back to the side. And the design! So delicate, intricate, magical - I can't say enough! The pins are a perfect match to the beauty of the barrettes, which is saying a great deal! A special note - Mr. Omonov even signed his work in tiny bronze lettering on the back - making the pieces even more personal! Thank you and your talented friends so very much! Uzbek art deserves to be known to the world, and you're making that possible! These are heirloom pieces, destined to be passed down through the generations.

Mary E Overman, Durham NC  femwolf100@hotmail.com