The Russian State Museum of Oriental Art ( The State Museum of Oriental Art is the only cultural institution in Russia that presents the most complete collection of Central Asian, Caucasian, Transcaucasian, Kazakh, Buriat, Far Eastern, Middle Eastern and African art.

The museum is a representative museum of art from different countries of the East. The museum is also a scientific institute, founded in 1918, located in the center of Moscow, with a collection of paintings, sculptures, practical art, decorative objects and archaeological artifacts from more than 100 countries of the world, mainly from the private collections of famous Russian collectors, the Russian State Foundation and various institutions transferred to the museum.

There are paintings, sculptures, practical artworks and decorative objects from more than 100 countries of the world, as well as archaeological artifacts discovered by the museum staff during scientific expeditions to the North Caucasus, Central Asia, Chukotka and other places.

The museum also has a rich collection of artworks from Japan, China, Iran, India, Southeast Asia and Central Asian countries. Many treasures from China are not seen in China, and you can even see works by Xu Beihong and Qi Baishi, as well as bronze vessels dating back 4,000 years, porcelain from the Ming Dynasty, and more. There are 14,000 pieces of Chinese artworks. The collection of nearly 40,000 artifacts and artworks reflects the splendid civilization of Asian countries.