jewellery box

In this captivating jewellery 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 jewellery box but also makes for a distinctive and alluring decorative accent, perfect for enhancing your favorite space.

Artisan Mukhamedali works with the techniques and motifs of the traditional Uzbek art known as lacquer miniature painting to craft an exceptional jewellery 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.

Whether you use it as a jewellery box or as a decorative accent, this multicoloured 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.

This dainty jewellery box not only ensures meticulous organization but also safeguards your most cherished possessions in the utmost style. Hojiakbar Vohidov draws inspiration from Uzbekistan's revered lacquer miniature art to create this lined papier mache box that is painstakingly coated with lacquer and hand-painted with a fusion of acrylics, watercolours and tempera paints. The exquisite floral and foliage motifs come alive with a vibrant vitality in a captivating palette of soft pink, gold, red, burgundy and blue. The box is enhanced with additional layers of protective lacquer for durability and brilliance.

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 jewellery 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 organised.