Discover Uzbek craftsmanship, from ceramics and silk to woodcarving, with guides to traditional techniques, artisan centres and local cultural heritage.
Explore Barak Khan Madrasa in Tashkent’s historic Khast Imam complex, from its Timurid-Shaybanid history to its tiled courtyards and sacred setting.
Explore Abulkasym Madrasa in Tashkent, a nineteenth-century monument now associated with traditional crafts, learning and the city’s historic Beshyogoch district.
Explore Khiva's Allakuli Khan Madrasa, caravanserai, covered bazaar and Palvan Gate as one connected nineteenth-century trading quarter.
Walk through Bukhara's historic trading domes, learn their Silk Road functions and shop more thoughtfully for textiles, metalwork and crafts.
Visit the State Museum of Applied Arts in Tashkent for ceramics, suzani, jewellery, woodcarving and an exceptional decorated historic interior.
Nestled in the cultural tapestry of Samarkand, Art Rassom Gallery stands as a beacon for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and curious travelers
AYSEL is a distinctive and passionate collective of textile artists hailing from the culturally rich city of Samarkand. Renowned for their extraordinary
Nestled near the historic city of Samarkand, Konigil Tourist Village provides an unparalleled opportunity to delve deep into the traditions, culture, and
The Samarkand-Bukhara Silk Carpets Workshop, established in 1992, stands as a beacon of traditional craftsmanship, reviving the centuries-old art of carpet weaving in
The Eternal City Ethnographic Park in Samarkand offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the timeless beauty and rich heritage of
