An antique Suzani embroidery, the Nurata region, Uzbekistan, central Asia. Hand-embroidered textile panel, centre design with flowers surrounded by border of palmettes. Suzanis had a symbolic significance. They were traditionally made by brides and their mothers as part of the dowry and presented to the groom on his wedding day. They represented the binding together of two families and were adorned with symbols of luck, health, long life and fertility. Silk embroidery on cotton foundation. 19th century. 250×145 cm. The primary use of a suzani was within the yurt (nomadic tent), as a protective wrapping panel for textiles and belongings. They were also used as prayer mats, as bed sheets and for seating as furniture was cumbersome to move.
Condition report on request. Please contact: carpets@bruun-rasmussen.dk
An antique Suzani embroidery, the Nurata region, Uzbekistan, central Asia. Hand-embroidered textile panel, centre design with flowers surrounded by border of palmettes. Suzanis had a symbolic significance. They were traditionally made by brides and their mothers as part of the dowry and presented to the groom on his wedding day. They represented the binding together of two families and were adorned with symbols of luck, health, long life and fertility. Silk embroidery on cotton foundation. 19th century. 250×145 cm. The primary use of a suzani was within the yurt (nomadic tent), as a protective wrapping panel for textiles and belongings. They were also used as prayer mats, as bed sheets and for seating as furniture was cumbersome to move.
Condition report on request. Please contact: carpets@bruun-rasmussen.dk
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