You saw the silk in Margilan, the ceramics in Rishtan, the suzani in Bukhara — and left wanting more. Hunar lets Uzbekistan's masters sell straight to you: real cards, real delivery, anywhere in the world.
Anyone can build a storefront. The reason crafts stay stuck in the bazaar is payments and shipping. That's exactly what we built.
Snap your products, set your price in so'm, and you're live. No code, no foreign account, no Etsy fees in dollars you can't easily receive.
Tourists pay with the Visa in their pocket. Locals pay with Click or Payme. The money lands in the maker's Uzbek account, in so'm — we handle the rails in between.
Packing, customs paperwork, tracking — done through BTS and partner couriers. From a workshop in the Fergana Valley to your door in Berlin or Brooklyn.
Global platforms treat Uzbekistan as an afterthought — no Uzcard, no Humo, no clean way to receive money at home. We started from the rails the country actually runs on, then added the cards tourists carry.
Every lyagan is thrown and painted by hand under the ishkor glaze that gives Rishtan its blue-green fire. No two are alike.
Khiva's old city has guarded these trades for a thousand years. Now its potters, weavers and carvers reach beyond the Silk Road — to wherever you are.
Stop watching tourists walk away wishing they could buy more. Open a shop, keep your prices, and reach buyers long after they've left the bazaar.