This is a handcrafted Uzbek ceramic decorative plate (lagan) made using traditional artisan techniques. It has a round shape with a beautifully scalloped (wavy) outer rim, giving it an artistic and authentic handmade appearance. Design & Ornamentation Center motif: symmetrical mandala-style floral ornament Main decorative elements: Traditional Uzbek paisley (buta) Floral blossoms and islimi (curved vine) patterns Geometric diamond and square segments forming a star-like composition Technique: fine hand-painted dotwork (nuqta naqsh) and ornamental relief painting Layout: fully symmetrical, layered, and balanced, reflecting Uzbek heritage aesthetics Color & Finish Base glaze: deep glossy black ceramic Ornament accents: gold, yellow, red, orange, turquoise, and green highlights Surface texture: dense decorative dotwork background, smooth glossy glazed finish on the frame Material & Craftsmanship Material: high-quality natural ceramic clay Production: 100% hand-molded and hand-painted Durability: coated with a glossy protective glaze for long-term decorative use Heat resistance: suitable for warm or dry food serving (decorative use priority) Uniqueness: slight natural artistic variations may occur due to handmade craftsmanship Not suitable for: long-term liquid storage unless inner-coated Best Uses Home interior décor (traditional or modern spaces) Cultural display in cafés, hotels, offices, galleries, or craft stores Serving sweets, dried fruits, nuts, or snacks Premium cultural heritage gift item Cultural & Market Value This plate represents the rich artistic heritage of Uzbekistan, combining cultural motifs, symmetry, and premium handmade craftsmanship — perfect for customers who value authentic ethnic ceramics and elegant décor.