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Tashkent · Traditional Wooden Book Stand (Lavh)

Hand-Carved Walnut Book Stand (Lavh)

7 800 000UZS

≈ $649 · €587 · £491

Prices are in Uzbek som (UZS). Dollar, euro and pound prices are approximate, at today's exchange rate.

Hand-carved walnut book stands, traditionally known as Lavh, are exquisite examples of Uzbek woodworking craftsmanship, reflecting centuries of cultural heritage and artistic tradition.

Historically, these wooden stands were designed to hold the Holy Quran during reading and recitation. In traditional settings, where people often sat on the floor, the Lavh provided an elevated and respectful place for the sacred book without the need for a table.

Crafted from natural walnut wood, these elegant stands feature intricate carvings on both the exterior and interior surfaces, complemented by delicate hand-painted miniature-style ornaments. The vibrant decorations are created using natural pigments derived from minerals and stones, highlighting the beauty of traditional artistic techniques.

Designed with six adjustable positions, these versatile stands combine functionality with exceptional craftsmanship.

Today, Lavh stands are used not only for holding books but also for displaying decorative plates, artworks, framed pictures, and other treasured objects.

Combining historical significance, natural materials, and traditional artistry, these handcrafted book stands make meaningful cultural souvenirs, prestigious gifts, and sophisticated decorative pieces for homes and offices.

Material
Walnut wood, Natuaral collors extracted from the stone of mountains
Size
44.4 × 20 × 4.3 cm
Made in
Tashkent
Artisan
Fayoz Nasriddinov
Year
2026
Availability
One of a kind
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