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Both functional and stylish, this handcrafted travel bag from Uzbek designer Dinara is the perfect companion for everyday use. Made using vintage ikat fabrics, this chic bag ensures your essentials are organised and ready to go, all while adding a pop of colour to your routine. Features a handy carrying strap and zip closure. Patten placementmay vary.

The vibrant style of the traditional Uzbekistani ikat textiles adds uniqueness and chicness to Dinara's newest convenient creation, directly from the Silk Road. With a gorgeous pattern featuring an explosion of colours, this stylish handbag is also a handy accessory for those who carry their worlds inside their bags, as it is equipped with five zippered pockets: one at the back, two at the front and one on each side. The comfortable touch is in the green handle crowning this sublime design, which also has a zippered main closure and a lined interior with an open top pocket and another zippered compartment.

The noble peacock, a spirit of divinity and power, decorates this charming pillow sham from Uzbekistan. Artisan Zarina Xamidova showcases the beauty and grace of the region's suzani embroidery techniques through this exquisite design, whose silk threads create a superb pattern of classic details. The cotton back features a zipper closure.

Enjoy a stylish and adventurous day with these jogger pants by designer Maru Markhamat Umarova of Uzbekistan. Handwoven from refined cotton yarns, the garment showcases the beauty of the ikat textile, a centuries-old tradition of dyed patterns typical of the Marg'ilon region. Elasticized waist and cuffs, side seam pockets, back patch pockets and a drawstring waist give the pants a classic bold allure, also enhanced by a palette of turquoise, green, black and white hues.

Hand woven ikat is practised in many countries and cultures around the world with the most bold and colourful coming from the Fergana Valley region in eastern Uzbekistan. Combining this artful heritage and modern styling, Uzbek designer Abduvali creates his wearable masterpieces. The narrow woven cotton ikat panels are meticulously stitched together to create one continuous pattern from side to side. This attention todetail is evident in each piece from the talented artisan in his Tashkent studio.

The oversized jacket is based on the traditional ‘Chapan’ worn during the cold winter months. This mid-weight version features an oversized fit, extra-long sleeves to be rolled to the desired length and a self tie belt to further adjust the fit. Layering beautifully over your favorite sweater or dress, the jacket is cotton lined and includes side seam pockets.