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Maxim Hand-crafted ceramic ornaments

My devotion to my creativity and the satisfaction I derive from the results help me overcome any difficulties along the way.

"I opened my family workshop in 1992 in Tashkent. Initially, the studio specialized mainly in the creation of hand-crafted souvenirs. Through a... read more

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Carol 01/27/2026

Beautiful Ceramic Christmas Ornament from Uzbekistan!

Carol 01/27/2026

Exquisite Ceramic Christmas Ornaments!

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Carol

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Jan 27, 2026

“Exquisite Ceramic Christmas Ornaments!”

These ornaments from Maxims shop in Uzbekistan are absolutely beautiful. I worked in Central Asia for a time and I developed a love for the cultures and the region (ikat and suzani textiles, Uzbek carpets and bags, and ceramics join Early American antiques in my historic farmhouse for a very eclectic and cozy bohemian space!), and my first Saluki was a Tazi variant from the Tien Shan in Kazakhstan, where theyre named the Hounds of Heaven. These ornaments capture the beautiful and intricate patterns of the ikat textiles, and they are both sturdy and beautifully made. More than 5 stars, and I hope for more patterns in future...thank you to Maxim!

Household decor year-round!
Purchased Item Cathedral Diamond, Hand-Painted Traditional Diamond Ceramic Ornament

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Carol

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Jan 27, 2026

“Beautiful Ceramic Christmas Ornament from Uzbekistan!”

These ornaments from Maxims shop in Uzbekistan are absolutely beautiful. I worked in Central Asia for a time and I developed a love for the cultures and the region (ikat and suzani textiles, Uzbek carpets and bags, and ceramics join Early American antiques in my historic farmhouse for a very eclectic and cozy bohemian space!), and my first Saluki was a Tazi variant from the Tien Shan in Kazakhstan, where theyre named the Hounds of Heaven. These ornaments capture the beautiful and intricate patterns of the ikat textiles, and they are both sturdy and beautifully made. More than 5 stars, and I hope for more patterns in future...thank you to Maxim!

Household decor year-round!
Purchased Item Cathedral Sphere, Hand-Painted Traditional Spherical Ceramic Ornament

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