BERLIN, October 27. /Dunyo IA/.  German retailers “OTTO” and “Kaufland” are offering consumers Uzbek-made porcelain and ceramic tableware, kitchenware and traditional handicrafts through their online marketplaces, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Products emphasise practicality, handcrafted workmanship, traditional patterns and oriental decorative designs. Online platform of “OTTO” features porcelain tea sets decorated with the traditional Tashkent “Paxta Guli” motif, Rishtan lagans and kosa bowls, traditional knives from Namangan and cast-iron kazan cooking pots. The range also includes a seven-piece tea service and ceramic dishes. The products are also sold through independent retail partners.

German-language product descriptions highlight features characteristic of Rishtan ceramics, including blue tones, delicate glazing and traditional patterns, as well as the hand-painting of each item. The tableware is presented as suitable for everyday use, entertaining guests, home decoration and gifts.

Online platform of “Kaufland” offers Uzbek cast-iron kazan cooking pots with built-in stoves in various sizes, including capacities ranging from 8 to 22 litres. Sellers emphasise their durability, heat retention and suitability for preparing a variety of dishes.

Presence of Uzbek products in German retail demonstrates opportunities for promoting Uzbek-made goods in the European market, where national design, reliable information on product safety and quality are of particular importance.