Gilded Garden of Bukhara — Handcrafted Ceramic Plate by Usta Rahmatov

Limited Edition — Only 50 Worldwide

From the historic town of Gijduvan in the Bukhara region of Uzbekistan, Usta Rahmatov brings over 32 years of ceramic mastery to life in this intricate, limited-edition collector’s piece.

"A plate is not just to serve food — it serves the story of a land, a season, and the prayers of its people."

🌿 Symbolism & Design

• Golden Pomegranate Medallion — A sacred symbol of abundance and prosperity in Islamic art.
• Arabesque Floral Motifs — Inspired by the paradise gardens (chahar-bagh) of Central Asia and Persia.
• Color Palette — Rich interplay of gold, black, and emerald reflects Bukhara’s blend of opulence and spiritual heritage.

🛠️ Artisan Craftsmanship

• Hand-thrown and sun-dried clay base
• Detailed with a single-hair brush using pointillist techniques
• Hand-glazed with natural pigments from the Bukhara region
• Double kiln-fired for vivid contrast and durability

🏆 Collector’s Details

• Signed & numbered by Usta Dilshodbek Rahmatov
• Includes certificate of authenticity and artisan story card
• Dense symmetrical layout mimics the geometry of walled gardens and sacred manuscripts

Gilded Garden of Bukhara is more than a plate — it’s a preserved moment of Silk Road culture. A piece that brings together the legacy of Sufi philosophy, sacred art, and Bukhara’s timeless elegance. Ideal for gallery walls, private collections, or heirloom gifting.