Uzbek silk and cotton ikat panel with a totemic tree-like design from the Samarkand / Bokhara region of what was once called 'Greater Turkestan' in central Asia. Made sometime in the second half of the 1800’s / 19th century, the size is 184cm x 96cm (approximately 72in x 38in), it has silk warps and cotton wefts (a construction technique known as ‘adras ikat’) and the colours are from natural dyes. It is in good condition with no repairs / holes. For more photos and information please see here https://warpandweft.club/portfolio-item/afghanistan-central-asia-item-25/