Antique Central Asian Textiles

Newly made pillows from an antique hand embroidered textile. Invisible zipper closure and includes

A fine 19th century Uzbek Silk embroidery band hand appliquéd to vintage Chinese indigo futon cloth. - Linen on reverse--see image - 75/25 goose feather and down inserts. - Conce...

Very graphic antique 19th century central Asian Lakai embroidery. Mounting services available

Bag Face or Trapping, non - Turkmen Central Asian

Such textiles were produced in central and western Persia by adherents of the Zoroastrian faith

Attributions for many Central Asian textiles, including flat weaves, pile rugs and silk textiles

A large, extremely decorative and colorful embroidery from Central Asia, possibly the Tashkent

A rare Ikat textile with a white ground and a graphic design in red which may represent a form used

textile though of course these were woven in very long lengths and subsequently cut to make whatever it is

random patterning, unless it was carefully planned beforehand. This textile was made in Uzbekistan and

An atypical and beautiful composition of design, a blend of an ancient aesthetic and modern art! The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread is dyed...

The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread is dyed before the weaving process. The strands of silk are tied off and dip dyed in different dye baths, yi...

An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or

An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or

An exceptionally nice example of this type of embroidery from Central Asia. The iconography of

Hats are used throughout Central Asia for various purposes, sometimes under the turban of a man

clear that it is from the Shakhrysabs region of Uzbekistan in Central Asia. Generally, the purple silk

artist could gain inspiration from exposure to this art form. This textile is backed but would greatly

gain inspiration from exposure to this art form. The textile has been sewn on to a piece of linen

These large embroideries were produced within a sedentary environment, originating from the oasis city of Pshkent, in present day Uzbekistan. This embroidery was made as a decorative...

An Uzbek silk Ikat panel, made in the late 19th century in Central Asia. These panels were used as

). The textile has been sewn onto a linen ground cloth and subsequently stretched over and attached to a

Central Asian silk Ikat fabrics were used for a variety of purposes, one of which was to make coats

Road. Sogdian silk textiles are notable for their fine quality, created with raw materials from China

artist could gain inspiration from exposure to this art form. This textile has been sewn onto a piece

The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread is dyed before the weaving process. The strands of silk are tied off and dip dyed in different dye baths, yi...

An antique hand-loomed silk coat which has been hand-sewn down onto a linen ground, ready to be stretched over a wooden frame and to be hung on the wall. It will make a very dramatic...

A complete coat in good condition, such garments were fashioned from ikat panels, woven in narrow widths but long lengths and subsequentliy cut and sewn together to make these sumptu...

celebrations of the New Year, when horses were shown and used in an ancient game of 'polo,' Central Asian style

Central Asia, and subsequently cut and sewn together. In this case they have used colorful (synthetic dyed

This 19th century very fine, soft, silk Djadjim textile is made out of flat woven strips sewn

Collectible saddle cover woven with dark blue hand, natural dyed wool. This saddle cover is created with the finest weave. The border has alternating fish and flower designs. This i...

Silk Velvet Ikat fragment, Central Asia, full loom width

Ikat Hanging or Cover, Central Asia

Ikat Hanging or Cover, Central Asia, c. 1900

Silk Velvet Ikat Fragment, Central Asia. Full loom width

Lovely old Central Asian ikat hanging or cover, mid 19th

Yomud Turkmen Small Storage Bag Face(Mafrash), Central Asia

A pillow fashioned from an antique Yomut/Yomud Turkmen tribal rug. It comes with an insert to accommodate the filling. The condition is good, with no holes, repair or stains. All the...

A pillow fashioned from an antique Yomut/Yomud Turkmen tribal rug. It comes with an insert to accommodate the filling. The condition is good, with no holes, repair or stains....

A complete silk Ikat coat from Central Asia, probably woven by Uzbeks in the Bokhara region in the

cloth is also original trade cloth. Sourced directly from Central Asia.

A pillow fashioned from a colorful Ersari Turkmen tribal rug. Measures: 19.68" x 16.9". Free shipping. The colors are all derived from natural dyes and the condition is good, with...

Embroidered Textile from Central Asia, Uzbekistan. Mounted on Wood Frame.

An unusual, bold design, very atypical for Ikat textiles from Central Asia. The process of Ikat

An unusual, bold design, very atypical for Ikat textiles from Central Asia. Measures: 5'1" x 7'2

A. Wardwell, When Silk was Gold: Central Asian and Chinese Textiles, Exhibition Catalogue

textiles were made by Uzbek women in the urban centers of Central Asia in the 19th century, a time when the

mesmerizing, centuries-old craft of Central Asian silk ikat with the timeless elegance of hand-painted bamboo

Keywords: Carpet, rug, Central Asian, textile, tapestry, wall hanging

Keywords: Carpet, rug, Central Asian, textile, tapestry, Chinese, East

A beautiful central Asian Kaftan made from woven ikat pattern silk. Bold patterns throughout with

even pink. There is a similar item at the Textile Museum of Canada. Ikat weaving has emerged

" Reza's Rug Gallery #: ABD117 Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, central Asian, China, Chinese

, refgers to a group of embroideries mainly done in Central Asia, in countries such as , Uzbekistan

Persian, refgers to a group of embroideries mainly done in Central Asia, in countries such as, Uzbekistan

A fine late nineteenth century Central Asian Ikat textile panel of large scale, woven from silk and