decorative jewelry box

Racing through the forest, Rama's royal chariot is a splendid sight. Nantana Sompamitre depicts a scene inspired by the Ramakian, the Thai version of the epic Ramayana when Rama rides to the battle in which he defeats the wicked Ravana. Depicted in golden foil on finely lacquered lacquered mango wood, it graces a petite jewelry box lined in velvet.

The city of Bukhara in Uzbekistan has been renowned since the 16th century for being a capital of the folk art style called lacquer miniature painting, which are paintings on small objects like decorative boxes, powder cases and more finished with several coats of lacquer for extra gloss and protection. This awe-inspiring jewelry box crafted from walnut wood is entirely decorated by hand by Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali using gold leaf accents, tempera paints and five layers of lacquer that make the floral and vine-themed accessory a stylish way for keeping your beloved treasures safe and organized.

In this captivating jewelry box, Mukhamedali depicts an enchanting scene of a woman adorned in a traditional Uzbek robe and turban immersed in tranquility within an alluring pomegranate garden. The skilled artisan meticulously hand-paints each detail drawing inspiration from the techniques and motifs of the revered Uzbek art form known as lacquer miniature painting. The box itself is expertly crafted from walnut wood, lending a touch of elegance to its design. With its five layers of lacquer, this remarkable accessory not only serves as a functional jewelry box but also makes for a distinctive and alluring decorative accent, perfect for enhancing your favorite space.

Whether you use it as a jewelry box or as a decorative accent, this multicolored design by Mukhamedali will captivate and dazzle because of its exquisite hand-painted floral, vine and pomegranate tree motifs. The lovely accessory is made from walnut wood and finished with five layers of lacquer in the fashion of the traditional Uzbek art known as lacquer miniature painting.

With this breathtaking wooden jewelry box, you can take home an authentic lacquered artwork from the city of Bukhara in Uzbekistan, where since the 16th century they have mastered the craft of lacquer miniature painting which is done on petite objects like decorative boxes, powder cases and more coated with several layers of lacquer for a shiny finish. Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali embellishes the lid of a walnut wood box with gold leaf accents, paints it by hand with tempera paints featuring intricate floral and vine motifs and finishes by applying five layers of lacquer.

Artisan Mukhamedali works with the techniques and motifs of the traditional Uzbek art known as lacquer miniature painting to craft an exceptional jewelry box that will always keep your most precious treasures safe. This accessory that can also be a wonderful addition to your home décor is made from walnut wood, decorated with hand-painted floral, vine and pomegranate tree motifs and finished with five coats of lacquer for extra gloss and protection.

Keep your most treasured rings, necklaces, earrings and more on a luxurious jewelry box embellished with gold leaf accents, exquisite hand-painted floral and vine motifs and five coats of lacquer for an elegant lustrous finish. This lovely accessory fit for a queen is crafted from walnut wood and decorated entirely by hand by Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali in the tradition of the classic lacquer miniature paintings of the city of Bukhara that date back to the 16th century.