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Here is a beautifull old Shakhrysabs Uzbek embroidered purse.
These little "Coin Purses" were made by Uzbek woemen of all
ranks,for personal use or to be sold for extra income. This
little purse measures 4 1/2" x 6" and is in excelent condition
with no wear or damige at all. These little purses are most
often decorated with geometric designs which lends itself to
the crossstich the woemen use, as we see here - in this case
however we find an interesting change of color, from one side
to the other,in the center of the main Vase Motif. The colors
are soft, highlited by a strong red silk and are all derived
from natural dyes. i would date this little coin purse to the
turn of the twentieth century. This purse is a collectable
museum piece of Centrail Asian embroidery.
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