Uzbekistan Art

A unique textile consisting of vintage embroidery taken from an old Uzbek embroidery (from Samarkand area of Uzbekistan), cut-out and hand-sewn onto a large piece of linen material. ...

Ikat weaving is a complex technique which involves dyeing the strands of silk (or cotton, if that is the material) before weaving and upon completion of the weaving process, the desi...

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...

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...

A rare Ikat textile with a white ground and a graphic design in red which may represent a form used for traditional jewelry in the region. Much of the women's jewelry from this regio...

A large, extremely decorative and colorful embroidery from Central Asia, possibly the Tashkent region. Fully embroidered throughout with silk thread on a cotton or linen ground cloth...

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...

The provenance (geographic origin) of these textiles can be problematic but in this case, it seems clear that it is from the Shakhrysabs region of Uzbekistan in Central Asia. General...

An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or bed spread. The suzani consist of silk embroidery on a cotton ground cloth. C...

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...

The term, "suzani" refers to needle work or embroidery, often seen in larger examples. Made in the 1960s or so, as a commercial production, it contains the traditional elements that ...

The term, "suzani" refers to needle work or embroidery, often seen in larger examples. Made in the 1960s or so, as a commercial production, it contains the traditional elements t...

An exceptionally nice example of this type of embroidery from Central Asia. The iconography of these textiles all seem to reflect a similar theme that some have interpreted to be of ...

An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or bed spread. The Suzani consist of silk embroidery on a 100% silk ground cloth. ...

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...

The term, "Suzani" refers to needle work or embroidery, often seen in larger examples. Made in the 1960s or so, as a commercial production, it contains the traditional elements that ...

An extremely decorative Central Asian embroidery that may be well used as either a wall hanging or bed spread. The Suzani consist of silk embroidery on a 100% silk ground cloth. ...

Hats are used throughout Central Asia for various purposes, sometimes under the turban of a man, and at other times women wear them. There are early 20th century photos taken by SM D...

The term, "suzani" refers to needle work or embroidery, often seen in larger examples. Made in the 1960s or so, as a commercial production, it contains the traditional elements that ...

Hand Embroidered on silk in traditional patterns on Linen. Frame is accented with gold leaf.

Central Asian silk Ikat fabrics were used for a variety of purposes, one of which was to make coats, presumably for special occasions. The use of silk, while not uncommon was often r...

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...

Uzbekistan cradle made from pieces of textile, most likely old carpets. Measures: Height 42 cm x width 91 cm x depth 36 cm.  

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...

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...

Original vintage sport poster - Football is the Nation's Favourite Game - featuring a dynamic illustration of two football players in red and blue jerseys kicking the ball on a green...

Original vintage Soviet film poster for a black and white silent film directed by Ignatov - Bread from Stones / Хлеб из камней (Khleb iz kamnej) / Toshlardan Olingan Non - featuring ...

Original vintage film poster for Сын Улицы / Son of the Streets produced by the Uzbekistan Soviet film department Uzbekgoskino featuring a constructivist design of a lady with short ...

An unusual, bold design, very atypical for Ikat textiles from Central Asia. Measures: 5'1" x 7'2". The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread is dye...

An unusual, bold design, very atypical for Ikat textiles from Central Asia. The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread is dyed before the weaving p...

An extremely colorful and visually graphic example of Uzbek embroidery from Central Asia. These textiles were made by Uzbek women in the urban centers of Central Asia in the 19th cen...

A very different looking design, with great modern art appeal, suitable for any contemporary environment! The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread...

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...

A so-called "gajari" kilim which refers to the technique (see final detail image). A hardy flat-weave, absolutely suitable for floor use, can withstand heavy foot traffic without a p...

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...

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...

Belt, Bukhara

100% Silk hand-woven vintage IKAT from Uzbekistan. Custom design, unique and exclusive. Uses silk loom panels to create a dazzling art piece for a home accent or wall display.

Spectacular Red Vintage Uzbek Suzani. Amazing colors with accents of white and blue colors around golden stars that make for a stunning pattern. Perfect for the holidays.

Silk Ikat, all hand-woven with originality and authenticity. Gorgeous depth of colors, vivid and real. Custom made panels to create dazzling Ikat, with tulips border. One-of-a kin...

Dazzling silk hand-ebroidery showing the famous Ottoman style carnation pattern. Detailed attention to the flowing mini-carnation border with large carnations creating a large border...

Beautiful hand embroidered Uzbekistani cotton and silk Ikat wall hanging or bed throw. This piece of art is about 80-90 years old and was probably used as a wedding dowry

A Suzani pillow with silk embroidery on a beautiful ivory silk. The backing is natural hemp with an invisible zipper. The filling in feather and down 85/15 is optional.

Vintage Embroidery : Suzani / Uzbekistan Very intricate hand embroidery is a very nice finish in these beautifully integrated designs of similar rosettes along the center field. V...

An Uzbek silk Ikat panel, made in the late 19th century in Central Asia.

The result is a rustic and yet sophisticated work of art often reproduced today for the mass market, but genuine early examples like this rarely find their way to the market.

Beautiful hand embroidered Uzbekistani velvet and silk Ikat wall hanging or bed throw. This piece of art is about 80-90 years old and was probably used as a wedding dowry.

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...

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...

A dynamic visual image, a fascinating design with great visual appeal. The process of Ikat weaving is fascinating as each individual silk thread is dyed before the weaving process...

One can imagine a contemporary artist could gain inspiration from exposure to this art form. A great thing to hang on the wall as one would do with modern art/painting.

Only the finest wool and cotton fibers were used in the creation of this Samarkand runner rug leaving your bedroom, dining room, or living room with a durable and dense foundation fo...

Only the finest wool and cotton fibers were used in the creation of this Samarkand rug leaving your bedroom, dining room, or living room with a durable and dense foundation for many ...

Only the finest wool and cotton fibers were used in the creation of this Samarkand rug leaving your bedroom, dining room, or living room with a durable and dense foundation for many ...

Only the finest wool and cotton fibers were used in the creation of this Samarkand runner rug leaving your bedroom, dining room, or living room with a durable and dense foundation fo...

Late 19th century silk tribal Ikat weaving panel from Uzbekistan, Central Asia. Luxurious over saturated magenta, purple, gold, green and pink. Reverse side is backed with its origin...

A fragment of the very best Bukhara quality ikat - fully saturated colour with 6 or 7 colours. Probably from a wall hanging. For references see: c.f. Goldman collection plates 17, 3...

Antique Uzbek Bokhara Suzani Embroidered Textile Wall-Hanging Tapestry, Mid-19th Century Three columns of design make up the field of this Suzani embroidery from the Central Asian c...

A 19th Century Turkish ottoman period kaftan Height 136cm, width 159cm This antique kaftan dates from the Ottoman period in Turkey during the 19th Century, and will make an excellen...

This wall hanging is all over hand-embroidered Suzani design, silk & cotton ground and the embroidery thread is 100% silk. Suzani, which means "embroidery" in Uzbek, began aro...

Late 19th century, early 20th century Uzbekistan A chapan, a dignitary's coat made of Bukhara silk ikat, named Abra, originating from Uzbekistan and dating from the late 19th century...

Turkestan SUSANI finely embroidered tapestry with warm typical colors: simply wonderful! ..With an interesting price. Every Turkoman girl must have someone in her wedding trousseau....

Very nice early 20th century embroidery with a tribal design and beautiful colors, entirely hand embroidered with silk on cotton.

Chapans are probably the most famous Central Asian fashion garments made from mostly ıkats, either pure silk and lined with cotton, or silk war and cotton weft , again with a cotton ...

An unusual design for the Ikat design pool, in fairly good condition, the coat has a Russian cotton print as a lining and it is padded with cotton for winter use. Sleeve to sleeve: ...

Ikat Robe Rug, 19th Century Colorful Uzbek chapans or over-coats were the quintessential garment for both men and women throughout Central Asia. This stunning example has been made ...

This is a traditional silk warp, cotton weft ikat called 'adras'. The lining is a rare pattern as well and it is in wearable condition.

An unusual Ikat chapan that is probably for a wall rather than a garment to wear. It has a rather unusual design and coloring. It has one noticeable stain in the lining. a great docu...