Gijduvon is a town in Uzbekistan's Bukhara Region, particularly known for a long-established school of ceramics. Family workshops preserve distinctive methods and designs, while the wider district also includes textile, embroidery and other craft traditions. Religious heritage connected with Abd al-Khaliq Ghijduwani adds a pilgrimage dimension to the town.
Gijduvon can be visited as a road excursion from Bukhara, with time reserved for workshops rather than only souvenir stops. Travelers should ask before photographing artisans, respect the difference between demonstrations and private workspaces and purchase directly when possible. Modest clothing is appropriate at religious sites. Workshop availability can vary, so arrangements should be confirmed locally. Careful packing is useful when carrying ceramics onward, and visitors should avoid pressuring craftspeople to rush traditional processes.