Masud Madaliev was born in 1948 in Margilan into the family of a hereditary master craftsman, Usto Makhmud Khodja. He has carried forward centuries-old traditions of national artistic craftsmanship, attaining a high level of mastery in the creation of metal vessels featuring traditional Eastern forms. His works are distinguished by their unique silhouettes, expressive ornamental compositions, and a virtuoso command of the chasing (embossing) technique. The master’s work has gained recognition far beyond the borders of Uzbekistan. Madaliev has been honored with the "Mehnat Shuhrati" ("Glory of Labor") Order, a silver medal from the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan, and the prestigious "Distarbandi" award from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. His pieces are held in both museum and private collections across Uzbekistan, Russia, France, and Italy.
Madaliev M. Year – 1981. Size – h-44. Technique – Artistic metalwork, formed, chased, with ornamental detailing.
Description:The object bears a personalized dedication inscription: "To N. V. Tomsky, from the artists of Uzbekistan," dated January 28, 1981. This *kumgan* comes from the collection of the family of Nikolai Vasilyevich Tomsky, who served as President of the Academy of Arts of the USSR (1968–1983).
Будущий аукцион №201 22 октября 2026 г.
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