decorative jewelry boxes

Intricate floral motifs recreate the ancient splendor of the Silk Road. This papier mache jewellery box is exquisitely decorated with Uzbek artisan Olimjon Omonov's talent, featuring a vibrant palette that combines golden and purple hues. In addition, a soft velvet interior completes the accessory's elegance.

As in a serene spring, the flowers and leaves decorating Olimjon Omonov's newest creation create a sublime pattern that evokes elegance and tenderness. The artisan uses diverse techniques to hand-paint each bloom, crafting a classic Uzbekistani accent in this round black papier mache jewellery box. The accessory, featuring green and yellow hues on the lid, is also lacquered.

Crafted and painted by hand, this jewellery box depicts an exquisite motif of floral symmetry. Niyaz works in Indian kail wood covered with papier mache to create the beautiful design. The colours derive from natural flowers — the sunflower, rose, lily, lotus, tulip and jasmine.

Flowers blossom in golden splendor, each one carefully painted by hand on a jewellery box. By Riyas, the box is crafted by hand from wood and covered with papier mache.

This delightful decorative box is crafted by Miguel Díaz in Mexico in the style of Huichol handicrafts. Formed from ceramic and papier mache, the small round box is covered with tiny glass beads in elabourate patterns. The beads are applied one by one using beeswax, and the designs include the peyote flower and corn, both significant elements of Huichol life. The Huichol are an indigenous people of central northwest Mexico with a rich culture and artisanal heritage.