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An exceptional antique Uzbek silk chain-stitched belt dating to the 19th century and possibly from shahrisabz region of Uzbekistan. The beauty of this piece really needs to be seen in person to be truly appreciated. Shahrisabz chain-stitched belts and hair lapels are some of the rarest forms of embroideries from Central Asia and this piece is one such gem. The diamond motif designs repeating in various sizes is very attractive. The fine silk stitching gives the design a lovely texture. The sharp rich rainbow of colours bring out the design and much nicer in real life. Lined with floral cotton backing. This fine collectible textile is offered at a reasonable price. Email me your questions. size: 105cm x 10cm (41" x 5")
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