hand painted artwork

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.

Uzbekistan's arts and culture are represented in an exquisite design hand-carved by master artisan Mirmahsud. As is traditional in the region, this round walnut wood wall art features a series of intricate motifs embellishing the artwork's outer ring. Then, in a palette of teal and red hues, a hand-painted floral pattern adorns the center, creating a luxurious home accent that will captivate anyone.

Dushanbe, the jewel of Tajikistan, shows its traditional facet with a sublime creation by Kodir Egamov. As an expert in woodworking techniques, the artisan uses pine and birch wood to hand-carve this set of two figurines, portraying two girls collecting water in their vases. Each artwork comes painted by hand, one in a luxurious palette of purple hues and the other in red tones, creating a charming accent for your home decor. In addition, the figurines have faux velvet details at the bottom.

Uzbek artist Mukhamedali draws inspiration from ancient themes and techniques to create a painting of unparalleled beauty. He relies on the timeless tale of Layla and Majnun to weave an exquisite scene that transports us to a classic story of love and longing. The artwork portrays the connection between Qays ibn al-Mulawwah, the 7th-century Arabic poet, and his beloved Layla bint Mahdi, lost in deep conversation amidst a lush pomegranate garden. The artist also pays homage to his homeland’s revered art of lacquer miniature painting with his use of tempera paints and watercolors on papier mache meticulously finished with lacquer. Set on a chipboard mat draped in faux velvet and embraced by a walnut wood frame adorned with intricately hand-carved accents, this extraordinary masterpiece is ready to grace any space with its captivating allure.

In a mesmerizing display of artistic prowess, Uzbekistan’s Mukhamedali channels the essence of ancient themes and techniques to compose a painting that captures the eye. Enveloped in the timeless tale of Layla and Majnun, this alluring composition transports us to a classic story of love where the soulful connection between Qays ibn al-Mulawwah and Layla bint Mahdi unfolds amidst the verdant splendor of a pomegranate garden. Evoking the revered art of his homeland’s lacquer miniature painting, Mukhamedali employs a skillful fusion of tempera paints and watercolors on papier mache, meticulously adorned with a lacquer finish. Nestled within a chipboard mat draped in faux velvet and embraced by a walnut wood frame boasting intricate hand-carved accents, this extraordinary artwork arrives complete with a brass hanger, ready to grace any space with its unmatched beauty.

Uzbek artist Mukhamedali delves into ancient themes and techniques to craft a painting that embodies a classic love story. Drawing inspiration from the timeless tale of Layla and Majnun, he skillfully weaves an exquisite scene where we witness the tender connection between Qays ibn al-Mulawwah, the revered 7th-century Arabic poet, and his beloved Layla bint Mahdi, within a lush pomegranate garden. Mukhamedali pays tribute to his homeland's renowned art of lacquer miniature painting by expertly employing tempera paints and watercolors on papier mache, perfected with a lacquer finish. This extraordinary composition is presented on a chipboard mat covered with faux velvet and elegantly encased in a walnut wood frame replete with intricate hand-carved details. And with the convenience of a brass hanger, this fascinating artwork is ready to enhance any space, leaving all enthralled by its eternal allure.

Metallic hues create an ethereal illusion in a traditional artwork crafted by Qosimov Jasur from Uzbekistan. As an expert in the field determined to spread the country's culture, the artisan works on brass to create this exquisite wall art featuring a captivating floral design enhanced by green and golden hues.

Made in honor of the luxurious and traditional Uzbekistani arts, Mirmahsud's newest wall art spreads a magical aura in each of its intricate details. This round walnut wood artwork features a lacquered finish that enhances the material's natural grain pattern and hue while also enriching the beauty of the peacock-inspired accent that crowns the design.