May spring always fill your life. Happy International Women’s Day.
Everyday life is full of odd turns. Yesterday, the world seemed made only of duties and worries; today, it is filled with light, smiles, and
Uzbek artisans and other masters of traditional arts are now attracting worldwide attention. On our website, we have brought together some of the most interesting and sought-after products by leading craftspeople. When you order any item from the shop, you can be confident that you will promptly receive an original product directly from its maker.
While walking through the ancient streets of Uzbek cities, you will notice many souvenir shops and artisan stalls. Limited time, however, makes it impossible to see the full variety of historic traditional Uzbek art gathered here.
Small decorative sculpture, pottery, national clothing, headdresses, and footwear, as well as lace making, knitting, embroidery, musical instrument making, blacksmithing, jewellery, wood carving, carpet weaving, ceramics, hand weaving, and many other crafts.
Frequent travellers know that Uzbek artisans usually open their workshops in particular districts of a city, often close to one another. We created silkgranat.com to make it easier to find them and learn about their work and products. Here we aim to publish information about craftspeople throughout the country. You can select, order and buy a gift or souvenir from Uzbekistan with delivery anywhere in the world.
Sometimes a journey ends before you have visited every city. Perhaps you did not have time to buy an interesting souvenir, or bought too few and Online shop it. An online souvenir and gift shop in Uzbekistan can solve the problem. Choose from more than 1,000 products, pay in the way most convenient for you and track delivery directly on the website using a special code.
Uzbekistan is one of the countries whose historic lands were crossed by famous trading caravans. A large share of their cargo consisted of goods made by artisans and masters from Central Asia. For many centuries, craftspeople practised pottery and jewellery making, wove fine fabrics and carpets, and made weapons, ornaments, household objects, and folk dolls.
For centuries, the Great Silk Road was almost the only route for exchanging production techniques and other valuable goods. Deliveries took weeks, months, and sometimes even longer. Today, everything is much easier. Our website adds new items to its range every day. By working with leading transport companies , we have established worldwide delivery for handcrafted goods.
Everyday life is full of odd turns. Yesterday, the world seemed made only of duties and worries; today, it is filled with light, smiles, and
The SilkGranat.uz team wholeheartedly wishes you a radiant spring and warmth in every detail of daily life. May your festive dastarkhan be laden with treats,
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