Izzat Mukhtarov, a resident of Baku, is a financier-accountant by profession. As his father was a builder, from childhood, he and his sister followed the progress of all his projects and blueprints, developing an interest in working with plasticine, clay, and wood carving, spending their free time modeling various buildings.

“I have always engaged in two or three activities simultaneously during my free time. I am an economist by higher education, but I also work in graphic design and website development. My mind constantly generates thousands of ideas, and my achievements stem from bringing these ideas to life.”

A 3D wooden map is one of I. Mukhtarov’s realized ideas:

“Since 2020, after Azerbaijan liberated its territories, changes occurred both on the map and in administrative divisions. This increased the demand for new, more innovative maps. I applied to the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Azerbaijan to obtain the most accurate and updated map description. Then, I created several versions of it in 3D format for wall display, ranging from large sizes to standard dimensions of 2.20*1.80 cm.”

Considering the demand, Izzat Mukhtarov decided to produce the maps in the form of souvenirs. To facilitate sales, he applied to several centers:

“‘ABAD’ seemed to me the most creative among the existing organizations. It values not only entrepreneurship but also culture and innovation. I hope our collaboration will continue for a long time.”

It should be noted that the handmade works of “ABAD” artisan Izzat Mukhtarov can be obtained at “ABAD” boutiques.