These images feature a set of exquisite handcrafted Uzbek ceramic decorative plates, known as lagan, crafted with traditional artisan techniques. The collection includes plates in leaf-inspired segmented shapes and classic round forms with symmetrical, layered ornamental designs. Central motifs include Uzbek paisley (buta), mandala-style florals, and nature-inspired blossoms, decorated with intricate hand-painted dotwork (nuqta naqsh) and raised relief details. The borders present multi-layer ethnic frames with islimi (curved vine) and geometric accents. The plates come in round forms with scalloped artistic rims and multi-segment shapes resembling stylized leaves or petals, blending Uzbek heritage with modern decorative finishes. The color palette features deep glossy black or cobalt-blue base glazes, enhanced with gold, yellow, red, orange, turquoise, indigo, and green highlights. The background texture consists of dense artistic dotwork for a rich, premium handcrafted feel, with smooth, natural ceramic tones on inner surfaces. Made from high-quality ceramic clay, each plate is 100% hand-molded, hand-carved, and hand-painted, with a glossy protective glaze for durability and elegance. Every plate is unique with minor variations due to the handmade process. Suitable for dry or warm food serving, décor display, or cultural styling, these plates reflect the authentic artistic heritage of Uzbekistan, making them perfect for home decoration, cultural display, premium gifts, and table styling.