DESCRIPTION
Deep Claret Ground with Seven Floral Medallions, Golden Scrollwork, and Multicolored Blossoms
DIMENSIONS
84” x 76”
Note: All dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the measuring point or angle.
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Silk embroidery on handwoven cotton
Circa 1920–1940
Richly embroidered on a deep claret ground, this antique suzani features seven radiant floral medallions encircled by scrolling vines and delicate blossoms in shades of saffron, ivory, lavender, blush, and black. The harmonious arrangement creates a garden-like composition, with each medallion unfolding like a flower in full bloom.
Likely originating from the Shakhrisabz region of Uzbekistan, this piece is distinguished by its refined floral ornamentation and graceful movement. The repeated blossoms symbolize abundance, renewal, and the flourishing of family life, while the seven medallions evoke completeness and harmony. Traditionally embroidered as part of a bride’s dowry, textiles such as this were treasured heirlooms, celebrating beauty, prosperity, and the continuity of generations.
Its remarkably preserved silk embroidery, jewel-toned palette, and elegant composition make it a striking example of early twentieth-century Central Asian textile artistry.
DESCRIPTION
Deep Claret Ground with Seven Floral Medallions, Golden Scrollwork, and Multicolored Blossoms
DIMENSIONS
84” x 76”
Note: All dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the measuring point or angle.
MORE DETAILS
Silk embroidery on handwoven cotton
Circa 1920–1940
Richly embroidered on a deep claret ground, this antique suzani features seven radiant floral medallions encircled by scrolling vines and delicate blossoms in shades of saffron, ivory, lavender, blush, and black. The harmonious arrangement creates a garden-like composition, with each medallion unfolding like a flower in full bloom.
Likely originating from the Shakhrisabz region of Uzbekistan, this piece is distinguished by its refined floral ornamentation and graceful movement. The repeated blossoms symbolize abundance, renewal, and the flourishing of family life, while the seven medallions evoke completeness and harmony. Traditionally embroidered as part of a bride’s dowry, textiles such as this were treasured heirlooms, celebrating beauty, prosperity, and the continuity of generations.
Its remarkably preserved silk embroidery, jewel-toned palette, and elegant composition make it a striking example of early twentieth-century Central Asian textile artistry.
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