The images show a collection of Uzbek handcrafted ceramic plates and tea/coffee serving sets, created using traditional artisan craftsmanship. The pieces include round decorative plates, segmented leaf/petal-shaped dishes, ceramic mugs, cups, saucers, and teapots, all displayed for presentation. Design & Ornamentation Art style: authentic Uzbek ethnic decorative art Motifs: Paisley (buta) patterns Islimi (curved vine) ornaments Mandala-style florals Geometric star and diamond grid elements Traditional symmetrical layered borders Technique: hand-molded relief carving + hand-painted dotwork (nuqta naqsh) with fine contour decoration Edges: artistic scalloped or curved rims, finished with glossy black or cobalt glaze Inscriptions (where visible): Uzbek calligraphy style ceramic text (e.g., Tashkent) Color Palette Main glaze bases: glossy black, cobalt blue, indigo, and deep green tones Ornament accents: gold, red, yellow, orange, turquoise, and green highlights Surface texture: dense hand-painted dot background for a premium artisanal look Interior surfaces (cups/mugs): smooth natural ceramic clay tone (soft beige/cream), unpainted for contrast Material & Craftsmanship Material: high-quality natural ceramic clay Production: 100% hand-molded, hand-carved, and hand-painted Finish: durable glossy protective glaze coating Heat resistance: suitable for hot and cold beverages or warm/dry food serving Uniqueness: each item is one-of-a-kind, with minor natural variations due to handmade artistry Care note: decorative plates are not recommended for long-term liquid storage unless inner-coated, but ideal for serving dry foods, sweets, fruits, nuts, or snacks Best Uses Tea and coffee serving Home interior and table styling Cultural décor display in cafés, restaurants, hotels, offices, galleries, and craft stores Premium cultural heritage gifting Cultural & Market Value This ceramic collection reflects the rich cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, highlighting traditional ornamentation, symmetry, and artisan skill — perfect for customers who appreciate authentic ethnic handmade ceramics, elegance, and cultural identity in décor.