Antique Caucasian Khyzy Qushlu Zili, ~1900, 200x250cm (6'6"x8'2"). a finely embroidered flatweave with individual squared panels each containing rich tribal iconography such as abstract fan-tailed birds, alternated rows of stylised botehs, mythical double birds and tree-like motifs. Similar examples: Lefevre, London, 6 April 1984, lot 31. National Art Museum of Azerbaijan, identified as "Baku". Iparmuveszeti Muzeum, Budapest (Museum of Applied Arts), inv. no: 87.35.1. Rhode Island School of Design Museum, inv. no: 1997.24.24