Samarkand Bukhara Silk Carpets factory

Got to see how carpets are weaved right in front of me. The tour was free and really interesting and they explained the whole process in detail. No pressure to buy anything but the showroom has beautiful carpets and scarves if you're interested. A nice stop in Samarkand to watch real craftsmanship.

"Hudjum" Silk Carpets Workshop. A visit to the Silk Carpet Factory “Hudjum” unveils the intricate artistry behind silk carpet weaving and stands as a testament to Samarkand’s rich heritage of craftsmanship and artistic expression. Here, seasoned artisans practice time-honored techniques passed down through generations. The journey begins with the careful selection of the finest silk threads, setting the foundation for each exquisite creation. The carpets at “Hudjum” are far more than mere floor coverings—they are woven expressions of art, culture, and tradition. From geometric motifs to intricate floral designs, each piece reflects the diverse artistic influences that have shaped Samarkand over the centuries. A hallmark of “Hudjum” silk carpets is their vibrant hues, created using natural dyes. The color palette—featuring deep blues, earthy browns, and rich reds—is inspired by the landscapes and architectural beauty of Samarkand itself, resulting in a harmonious blend that captures the city’s timeless spirit. The factory actively engages in educational initiatives, hosting workshops and programs to pass on the artistry to new generations. A visit to “Hudjum” transcends a conventional tourist experience. It is a cultural odyssey, inviting travelers to witness the intertwining threads of history, artistry, and community that define the timeless craft of silk carpet weaving.

Loved my experience here! My guide spoke plenty of English for the purpose of our little tour, it didn’t feel pushy at any point, they showed me lots of carpets even though I really had only a little to spend and I think the rugs are reasonably priced for the hand crafted works of art they are! Couldn’t be more pleased with mine.

Definitely worth a look around this plate. The carpets were seriously impressive. They had Small rugs Huge carpets Ones with selfies on Pictures such as venice and the Mona Lisa All were super soft and such a high quality. Unfortunately the starting price for something small Was over $2000 so we’ll out of our range else we would have got something But you get a great tour and learn a lot for free

The owner is kind😂 she accomodates people with smile on her face. The way she explains how to make carpet was amazing 😂. She made sure that visitor understands her explanation. Her humurous explanation made all visitors laugh 😂😂. After her humurous speech 😂👏, she guided us to visit inside, where carpets are being made. So amazing to see how talented they are. From the start to finish product. They are accepting card, so if you want to buy some souvenirs using card it is acceptable..

The custom Turkmen patterned NZ wool carpet finally arrived from Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Thank you Sakhi South Turdi at Samarkand Bukhara Silk Carpets for the tour. If you want a cheap carpet, go to Walmart. Otherwise, a carpet such as this will last a lifetime and is worth every penny (or som).

We had a great experience at the silk carpet factory! The tour was completely free, and we really appreciated that there was no pressure to buy anything. Watching the carpets being made by hand was fascinating. A special thank you to Zeynap, our wonderful guide—she made the visit truly memorable with her knowledge and fantastic sense of humor. We loved every minute!

If you wish to make unforgettable and unique gift- you have to come here. Carpets that are manufactured here are amazing. They are done using ancient techniques and reflect cultural values of country. You may find traditional design- as well as fantastic painting of folk life. Only natural paints, silk, and wool are used. People who work here are knowledgeable and enthusiastic. What is important that delivery across the world is available.