Uzbek Kilim, Central Asia, 1920s, 317 x 130 cm, wool, wool embroidery, narrow bands of plain weave over-embroidered with Central Asian motifs, ... read more
a stunning mid-19th century Antique Uzbek Bukhara Suzani, showcasing exceptionally fine silk embroidery on a linen Karbos ground. This large-scale masterpiece features ... read more
Antique Uzbekistan - Bukhara Antique Suzani Fragment. a great Suzani fragment survived in mint condition. Saturated natural colors with traditional designs. Fine ... read more
Central Asian Uzbek Tartari saddle storage bag. Pleasing combination of colours with the blue being especially attractive. Made in the early 1900s ... read more
Striking Turkoman (Kizal Ayak?) juval with the mina khani design, complete with the plain-woven wool backing still attached, from the southern Amu ... read more
Beshir Turkmen, knotted circa 1860 antique, collectors item, museum standard, 42 x 150 cm, id: MH-7
Vegetable dyes, the knots and the threads ... read more
An exceptional Antique needle point embroidery textile made by the Lakai tribe of Uzbekistan circa late 19th century. Using all silk materials ... read more
Kyrgyz wedding carpet (kyz toi giliam), Aksu/Kashgar area, Chinese Turkestan, 124 x 105 cm, c.1870, weft and warps are wool, natural colours. ... read more
Late of 18th Century Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan, Shakhrisyabz Suzani Fragment
Size : 120 x 173 cm
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Uzbekistan Lakai silk cross stitch embroidered long band. a fine cross stitch embroidery used with different designs. It must be used for ... read more
Antique Uzbek Lakai Silk Velvet Embroidered Belt. 19th Century Historical Costume Traditional Tribal Costume Antique Belt Collectable. Despite its age, it is ... read more
Antique Turkmenistan - Turkmen Chodor Tribal Robe Chapan Cuffs. Fine chain stitched embroidered wtih traditional Chodor talismanic design. Size - Top : ... read more
Khotan Square
Antique Khotan Mat, East Turkestan, with a coffered Gul medallion surrounded by a swastika border Early 19th century, wool knotted ... read more
