These images showcase a set of premium handcrafted Uzbek ceramic decorative plates (lagan) created using traditional artisan techniques. The collection includes plates with leaf-inspired segmented shapes and classic round forms, all featuring a symmetrical, layered ornamental composition. Design & Ornamentation Central motifs: Uzbek paisley (buta), mandala-style florals, and nature-inspired blossoms Decor style: intricate hand-painted dotwork (nuqta naqsh) combined with raised relief details Borders: multi-layer ethnic frames with islimi (curved vine) and geometric accents Shape variations: Round plates with scalloped artistic rims Multi-segment plates shaped like stylized leaves or petals Aesthetic: traditional Uzbek heritage blended with a modern decorative finish Color Palette Base glaze: deep glossy black or cobalt-blue ceramic finish Ornament accents: gold, yellow, red, orange, turquoise, indigo, and green highlights Background texture: dense artistic dotwork, giving a rich, premium handcrafted feel Inner surfaces (when visible): smooth, natural ceramic tone (beige/cream), unpainted for contrast Material & Craftsmanship Material: high-quality ceramic clay Technique: 100% hand-molded, hand-carved, and hand-painted Finish: glossy protective glaze for durability and an elegant appearance Uniqueness: every plate is one-of-a-kind, with minor natural artistic variations due to handmade production Heat resistance: suitable for serving dry or warm foods, décor display, or cultural styling (liquid serving is not recommended unless inner-coated) Best For Home interior decoration (traditional or modern spaces) Cultural display in cafés, hotels, offices, galleries, or craft stores Premium heritage gifts Table styling for sweets, nuts, dried fruits, or snacks (decorative priority) Cultural Value This ceramic plate collection represents the authentic artistic heritage of Uzbekistan, highlighting artisan craftsmanship, symmetry, and traditional motifs, making it a perfect choice for customers who value handmade ethnic elegance and cultural identity in décor.