travel robe

This precious travel bag is expertly crafted using upcycled suzani textiles and a true testament to Uzbek hand embroidery mastery. Kana Morii’s stunning design celebrates the artistry of every stitch as vibrant shades of pink, yellow, purple, white, green and dark blue adorn its surface in exquisite hand-embroidered floral motifs. The charming beaded tassel on the side adds a touch of elegance, transforming it into a fashionable small handbag. Boasting a fully lined interior and a secure zippered closure embellished with a zamac floral charm, this accessory ensures your beauty, makeup and travel essentials are always in place and secure.

Please expect variation in the pattern placement due to the use of upcycled fabric, making each piece a unique work of art.

This stunning cotton travel pouch in a sand hue provides a beautiful backdrop for the exquisite hand-embroidered suzani motifs that adorn the front. These captivating motifs in shades of green, blue, burgundy, white, red, and yellow truly make this bag a standout piece. Designed by the talented Kana Morii in Uzbekistan, the fully-lined accessory by Uzbekistan's Kana Morii boasts lovely zamac fixtures like the golden floral charm with a shimmering bead at the center. With its secure zippered closure, this handy bag ensures that all your makeup or travel essentials are perfectly organized and always within reach.

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.

Enjoy a stylish and adventurous day with these jogger pants by designer Maru Markhamat Umarova from the enchanting Uzbekistani lands. 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 ivory and brown hues.

Based on the traditional chapan garment worn in Uzbekistan during the cold winter days, this sublime cotton oversized coat arrives from distant lands to continue a legacy of high-quality creations. Artisan Abduvali ornaments the design with a glorious ikat pattern, whose blue, black and white hues are arranged in a geometric pattern reminiscent of a labyrinth where glamour and elegance merge.