Feb 28, 2025 · A collection of Uzbek cultural heritage masterpieces housed in Italian museums and private collections will be showcased at an upcoming exhibition in Tashkent. The event coincides with the opening of the Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan.

Jan 2, 2025 · Uzbekistan’s ancient pottery and ceramics offer a window into the deep history and vibrant cultural evolution of Central Asia, connecting the ingenuity of early Silk Road societies to modern-day artistic traditions. The remarkable discoveries unearthed by archaeologists, from Hellenistic-era pottery fragments at the Uzundara Fortress to the ...

Dec 12, 2022 · "The Splendours of Uzbekistan's Oases," a new exhibition at the Louvre in Paris, illustrates the history of Uzbekistan through more than 170 works of art. Covering over 16 centuries of...

Nov 26, 2024 · Uzbek creations are genuine artifacts capable of infusing your home with energy and inspiration. And if one day, as you examine the intricate design of a suzani or a ceramic plate, you feel a sudden urge to learn more, it means the magic of ancient artisans is still alive and working its wonders.

Uzbek artifacts in the collection of the National Museum of History of Azerbaijan Zeynalova H.Makhfuza, PhD, associate professor Deputy director of NMHA

The fine art of Uzbekistan is a testament to the exceptional skill and unique flair of Oriental craftsmen. Their work, which adorns the grand palaces, mausoleums, and religious edifices, is a celebration of intricate ornamentation, elaborate patterns, and exquisite calligraphy.

6 days ago · Uzbekistan’s art scene has been bolstered by public investment. ... Spanning over 40,000 square meters and intended to house a collection of more than 100,000 objects and artifacts, the museum ...

Uzbek artifacts in ethnographic collections of British Museum. Ethnographic artifacts from Uzbekistan arrived at the British Museum in the late 19th century as part of the Lansdell collection.

Feb 28, 2025 · This collection includes medieval metal artifacts from Khorasan and Mawarannahr, with a particular highlight being a finely engraved bowl from the Karakhanid rulers. Additionally, visitors will have the opportunity to view ceramic works from the Samanid era.

Visiting museums in Uzbekistan will take you to the ancient civilizations, intricate craftsmanship, and history. These museums are full of artifacts of the Silk Road era and Soviet era art and tell the story of Uzbekistan in the most fascinating way.