Silk-Road nodes
Caravanserais
Along the old Silk Road, a caravanserai was a walled waystation where caravans rested, traded, and swapped knowledge. These are ours: a community board for each Uzbek craft. Step into one to ask, answer, and trade tips with the makers.
Suzani & embroidery
SuzaniStitchers trade pomegranate-vine patterns, dye recipes and frame tips.
Open the board →Atlas ikat weaving
IkatMargʻilon looms: warp-resist dyeing, abrband knots, cloud edges.
Open the board →Rishtan ceramics
CeramicsIshqor glaze chemistry, kiln curves and that impossible Rishtan blue.
Open the board →Carpets & kilims
CarpetsKnot counts, madder reds and felt-pressing the old Khiva way.
Open the board →Copper & engraving
MetalworkKandakorlik chasing, pitch beds and tinning a tray right.
Open the board →Woodcarving (naqqoshlik)
WoodworkOne-block lavh stands, girih layout and mother-of-pearl inlay.
Open the board →Miniature & lacquer
MiniatureSquirrel-hair brushes, gold leaf and gridding a Registan scene.
Open the board →Plov & Uzbek cuisine
PlovQozon seasoning, zirvak debates and whose Samarqand osh wins.
Open the board →Dutar & maqom
MusicFretting a dutar, shashmaqom modes and doira rhythms.
Open the board →Cross the worlds
Step through the portal
These caravanserais are one node on a wider map. Teleport between the bazaar, the craft boards, and the Local 7 Wonders world you arrived from.
Open the teleport hub →