“Visiting an Old Kolkhoz Farmer”1964 photo album of Central Asia and Kazakhstan “Visiting an Old Kolkhoz Farmer”—this is the title of a photograph from the 1964 album Central Asia and Kazakhstan. Several interesting details stand out in this image: The simple clay walls contrast with a shelf of china, possibly Russian porcelain. Large trays symbolize hospitality

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How can a small accessory like a handcrafted brooch make such a big impact? Brooches have stood the test of time, adding elegance, creativity, and personality to outfits across generations. At UzbekAlive, we’ve redefined this timeless accessory by combining traditional Uzbek artistry with contemporary design.

Our handcrafted brooches, created in collaboration with Tashkent-based artisan Koshib Omonov, are wearable works of art. By infusing rich cultural heritage into modern fashion, we’ve created brooches that are not only beautiful but also versatile and meaningful. 

Read ahead to discover why UzbekAlive’s brooches deserve a special place in your wardrobe.