One artist from Central Asia discovered a love for crafting antique furniture and interior décor—on a miniature scale. Artist Olga Mokriskaya, from Ashgabat, Turkmenistan (bordering the Caspian Sea), started rendering tiny themed rooms—rich in texture and meticulous in detail—inside adorably packaged “roombox suitcases.” She developed her pastime as a young girl. The artist recalls the fondness of playing with dolls as a child as a precursor to her work. “I built houses for them from boxes, and furniture from scrap materials,” Olga, 43, told The Epoch Times. “As an adult, I did not stop dreaming about the puppet world and began to collect dolls.” She would get “carried away” with card making, scrapbooking, and cardboard crafts. Assembling all these hobbies, Olga found a way to combine them into a miniature world and began making vintage-inspired dollhouses inside of tiny faux suitcase dioramas. The talented artist put her experience making postcards …