Uzbekistan Wall Art

Uzbekistan Wall Art

Uzbekistan wall art in this collection pictures domes, minarets and madrasahs from Samarkand, Khiva, Bukhara and Kokand, with a lake shoreline and a flag piece alongside. You can choose a city, a single building or a plain flag graphic, and each one is printed to order after you place it.

Registan Square Pieces For A Living Room Wall

Two pieces here picture Registan Square in Samarkand: Registan Square, Samarkand Wall Art and Sher-dor Madrasah, Registan Square Wall Art. The second one names a single building on the square, so it is the choice if you want one facade rather than the whole view. Above a 78 inch sofa, a 54 x 36 inch landscape piece spans about 69 percent of the width.

Khiva Madrasahs And Minarets Over A Bookcase

Khiva fills several titles. Khodja Madrasah, Khiva Wall Art and Khiva Green Dome Madrassa Wall Art show madrasah buildings, while Khodja Mosque Minarets, Khiva Wall Art and Islam Khoja Minaret, Khiva Wall Art put a tower or a pair of towers in front. A 48 inch bookcase takes a 36 x 24 inch print: it covers 75 percent of the width.

Itchan Kala In Khiva

Itchan Kala, Khiva Wall Art carries the name of the old town of Khiva in its title. If you plan a group of Uzbek pieces, one Itchan Kala picture can sit beside a single minaret piece without repeating the same building.

Kalyan Mosque In Bukhara For A Home Office

Kalyan Mosque, Bukhara Wall Art is the Bukhara piece here. It is a landscape piece, so a desk wall or a bookcase wall gives it room. Over a 72 inch credenza, a 48 x 32 inch size spans about 67 percent of the width. For other mosque pictures from around the world, the mosque wall art collection holds them, and each is described by what the picture shows.

Gur-e-amir Twilight Entrance For A Dining Room

Gur-e-amir Twilight Entrance Wall Art pictures an entrance at twilight, and the title is the whole description. It comes in a landscape shape and in a square shape. The square shape fits a slim stretch of dining room wall beside a window or a door, where a wide print would crowd the frame.

Khudayar Khan Palace In Kokand For A Wide Console

Khudayar Khan Palace, Kokand Wall Art is the Kokand piece, and it is also offered as a panoramic. A panoramic suits a long, low wall over a console or a bench. Above a 70 inch console, a 48 x 16 inch panoramic spans about 69 percent of the width and keeps the palace facade in a wide, thin strip.

Aydarkul Lake Shoreline For A Bedroom

Aydarkul Lake Shoreline, Uzbekistan Wall Art is a lakeside view among the buildings. That makes it useful for a bedroom, where you may want water rather than a facade. To compare it with lakes from other places, see the lake wall art collection.

The Flag Piece For A Study Or Entry

Uzbekistan Flag with Crescent and Stars Wall Art shows the flag as a graphic, with the crescent and stars named in the title. It comes in landscape and square shapes, so you can fit it to a shelf wall or a small entry. If you want flags from other countries, the country flag wall art collection lists them.

Pairing Uzbek Architecture With Other Central Asian Pieces

If you like the lake and mountain side of this part of the world, the Kazakhstan landscape wall art collection holds Kazakh lakes and canyons. A sofa wall can then carry one Uzbek architecture piece and one landscape piece from there, hung with an equal margin so the two sit as a pair. For travel pictures from many countries, the travel landmark and map art collection gathers them.

How Each Piece Is Made

Each piece is printed to order after you place it. Canvas prints use museum-quality canvas and archival inks over a solid wooden inner frame, and canvas and framed pieces arrive ready to hang. Shipping is free, delivery takes 8 to 10 days from the day you order, and returns run 30 days from delivery.

Common Questions

What are some traditional crafts from Uzbekistan?

This collection does not hold craft objects such as textiles or ceramics. Its pieces are pictures of places: madrasahs, minarets, a palace, a mosque, a lake and a flag graphic. If you are looking for a picture to hang rather than a craft to display, the buildings are the subject.

Where can I buy Uzbekistan wall art online?

You can buy Uzbekistan wall art right here. Open any piece, choose a finish, a shape and a size, and order it. Every piece is printed after you order, shipping is free, and delivery takes 8 to 10 days from the day you order. Returns run 30 days from delivery; a change of mind carries a 50% restocking fee.

Can I return Uzbekistan wall art?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery, and you write to us first. A piece that arrives damaged, faulty or misprinted, or the wrong artwork or size, is replaced free, and you send nothing back. If you simply change your mind, the piece comes back in new condition and original packaging, with a 50% restocking fee.

Can I get a large size for an Uzbekistan picture?

Yes. The landscape pieces go up to 60 x 40 inches, and the square pieces go up to 48 x 48 inches. A large size suits a bare wall in a living room or a stairwell, where a small print would feel lost. Measure the wall first, and choose a size that covers about two thirds to three quarters of the width of the furniture below.

How high should I hang Uzbekistan wall art over a bed?

Hang it 6 to 8 inches above the top of the headboard. Choose a size that spans about two thirds to three quarters of the headboard width, so the picture sits as a deliberate feature rather than a stray. Landscape and panoramic shapes follow the line of a bed, and a lake or a long facade view works well there.