Ceramics

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Ceramics collection. It is known from history, that ceramics is one of the oldest of ancient handicraft arts. Ceramics has been developed in many villages and cities of Uzbekistan and each region has its own distinctive features. Samples of almost all ceramics centres of our republic are collected in depository of the museum of applied art.

The biggest collection of ceramics consists of works of masters from Tashkent and Rishtan. Here you can find such wares as lyagan, kosa, vases, coated wares, wares from terracotta created by masters from Tashkent: Turap Mirvaliev, Kamal Turpov, Mukhitdin Rakhimov, Akbar Rakhimov, Chulpan Sadikov, A. Ya. Raufov, R. A. Akboliyan, A. U. Alimov and others. Also unique wares manufactured by Tashkent Ceramic Factory in fifties and sixties are kept in depository of the museum.

Here you can find works of masters from Rishtan: Usto Abdullo (1797 - 1872), I. Kamilov, B. Nishanov, U. Shermatov, Sh. Usupov, A.Sattorov, A. Uldashev, Z. Boboev. Also you can find wares manufactured by Rishtan ceramic factory: lyagan, kosa, urdak, oftoba, kuza, kallic, charhi, kumgan, togora.

Pottery for many centuries was the most highly developed type of craft in Central Asia. Glazed and unglazed ceramics of the leading centers had local features, manifested in the originality of forms, ornamental decor, and color. Rishtan, Gijduvan, Khiva, Samarkand, Gurumsaray, Shakhrisabz, Urgut, Khorezm, Tashkent are among the traditional centers of ceramic production that have survived to this day.

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