Gorgeous box in its workmanship and rare in the happiness it makes you feel just by looking at the beauty.

Very unique box in its octagon shape and exquisite details of painting.

Apricot sweetness and warm days were artist's inspirations in creation of this box.

A box which would make a piece of art at your night table for putting your earrings and rings for a night...

This box is unique in its shape and is dazzling in its beauty inspired by blue domes of Khiva, a Silk Road city...

Happy, warm and passionate red box to bring happiness, warmth and passion to one's life

The background color of this box symbolizes desert heat and sands while the green grass is nothing but illusion...

Here is an absolutelly gorgeous and an unforgetable gift for someone special.

Very warm looking jewelry box painted in the best traditions of ornamental painting, touched with liquid bronze...

Beautiful hand painted box which can be used as a jewelry box or as a decor accent in your home

Sipping red warm wine on a cool spring night with people you love…this is what this box is about.

A jewelry box in a perfect sizev for your nightstand to put your earrings before going to sleep

"Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt "

This is a lacquered hand painted jewelry box in colors of earth and the greenery

A set of 4 hand-painted napkin rings in a matching, very festive box. Great housewarming gift!

Dear Nilufar,
I've been very busy lately, so I couldn't write when it first arrived, but I wanted to take the time to thank you for the lovely "green comb" scarf. I have become a huge fan of Uzbek ikat thanks to your site, gave the first one as a gift to my mother, who loved it, have recommended the site to a textile-loving friend, and am planning to order lots more from you when I get back to the UK in October! By the way, I'm curious as to what the original Uzbek name for ikat is - I thought ikat was an Indonesian word? And lucky for us, it's a huge fashion trend at the moment!
best wishes,

[Nilufar's response to a question part:] Uzbek word for ikat is abr (originally Persian word meaning “a cloud“). However, an Indonesian term ikat is also widely used these days.

Zuzanna