Karimov Abdulvahid Abdul Rakhmanovich was born in 1977 in Bukhara in an intelligent family. From a young age he loved creativity. He studied at the Gamroevsky Music and Art College. In grades 3-4, he learned the secrets of making toys from the famous folk craftsman from the village of Uba Kubaro Boboeva. Then he took lessons from Alisher Narzullayev, a hereditary master of the Gijduvan school of ceramics.

In 1992-98 he studied at the Republican Art College named after Benkov at the Department of Artistic Ceramics with the master potter Mirzaev Fozil and mastered the basics of modern and traditional ceramics. The master's goal is to restore the school of Bukhara ceramics.

In the creative arsenal of the master there are works in Afrasiab, traditional Bukhara style with the use of calligraphy.

Master Abdulvahid is an active participant in national and international exhibitions, festivals, and he is also a multiple winner of competitions and prestigious awards.

• Winner of the Grand Prix of the III Tashkent International Biennale 2021.
• In 2021, according to the author's project, together with the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, old glazed ceramic street counters were made in the historical complex of Ichan-Kala.
• New Olds. Design between Tradition and Innovation, participant of the exhibition of contemporary artists of Germany and Uzbekistan together with the Goethe Institute. Tashkent.
• In 2019, he took 3rd place at the II Tashkent International Biennale. Tashkent.
• In 2019, he became a member of the International Organization ICOMOS.
• In 2019, he became a practical curator of ceramics at UNESCO practical classes on ceramics, embroidery and carpet weaving in the Kashkadarya oasis. Karshi, Kasbi.
• In 2018, he received a scholarship from the Embassy of France. Creative tour of Paris. International Art Center. Paris.
• In 2017, he participated in the First Tashkent International Biennale.
• In 2017, a solo exhibition entitled "Dedication to the Master". Georgia State Museum of Applied Arts. Tbilisi. Georgia.
• In 2017, the personal exhibition "Reflection-Georgia". Theater named after V. Pshavella. Telaviv. Georgia.
• In 2017, the personal exhibition "Reflection". French Cultural Center. Tashkent.
• In 2016, he participated in the exhibition of ceramics of Uzbekistan "Keepers of Ceramics of Uzbekistan". Tashkent.
• In 2016, the personal exhibition "Bukhara blue ceramics". Tashkent K. Memorial Museum named after Behzod.
• In 2015, he participated in the exhibition of ceramics of Uzbekistan "Keepers of Ceramics of Uzbekistan". Tashkent.
• In 2014, he participated in the exhibition of Uzbek potters "Legends of Ceramics of Uzbekistan". Tashkent.
• Since 2009 participates in the exhibition "Bazaar-Art". Tashkent.
• Returning to Bukhara in 2006, he opened a workshop at home and began research on restoring the forgotten Bukhara style of blue ceramics.
• In 2004, the second solo exhibition "Traditions and Time".
• In 2004, the first solo exhibition "Traditions and Time" was held.

Tashkent, Museum of Applied Watches.

• In 2001, in the ancient city of Poikent, Karakul district, Bukhara region, the Museum of the State Hermitage of Russia and the Republic of Uzbekistan.
• Member of the joint expedition of the Institute of Archaeology named after Gulyamova.
• In 2000, he participated in an archaeological expedition in the village of Stary Aksikent, Namangan region as an artist.
• In 1998, he took part in an archaeological expedition to Kuva on the occasion of the anniversary of Al-Farghani.
• From 1998 to 2005, he worked at the Department of Art and Pottery of the Kamoliddin Behzod National Institute of Arts and Design.
• Since 1997, he has participated in a number of republican art exhibitions.
• In 1996, he became a young participant in the International Pottery Symposium "East and West".
• In 1996, he participated as an artist in the Uzbek-French archaeological expedition in Old Termez.