Every region of Ouzbékistan showcases a remarkable variety of traditional handicrafts. A silk fabric mill in Marguilan, nestled in the Fergana Valley, offers visitors an authentic glimpse into sericulture. Here, you can discover silk worm farming, how silkworms form their cocoons, the extraction of silk thread from cocoons, silk dyeing techniques, and the weaving of Ikat, adras, and silk carpets. Notably, all these crafts continue to be produced by hand to this day.

You can visit the renowned pottery workshops in Richtan, located in the Fergana Valley, and the prestigious atelier in Gijduvan, situated in the Bukhara region.

Don't overlook the celebrated suzani embroideries, renowned throughout Central Asia and beyond. The most popular motifs include solar and lunar discs, flowers, leaves and vines, fruits (predominantly pomegranates), and occasionally fish and birds. Traditionally, suzanis were embroidered by Central Asian brides-to-be as part of their dowry and were presented to the groom on their wedding day.