Uzbek Robe

A beautiful late 19th Century silk robe from Central Asia (likely Uzbekistan region) in a traditional Ikat pattern displaying shades of purple, aubergine, red and green.

A beautiful central Asian Kaftan made from woven ikat pattern silk. Bold patterns throughout with white and dark red on green background. No lining. Collected in Uzbekistan. Original...

This piece is in phenomenal and strong wearable condition for its age. The art nouveau cotton lining is very clean with no large stains nor oder. Fully hand quilted with a cotton bat...

Such textiles were used to make robes in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan and are rarely found in large panel format like this.

A beautiful late 19th Century silk robe from Central Asia (likely Uzbekistan region) in a traditional Ikat pattern displaying shades of purple, peacock blue, yellow (almost chartreus...

A 19th century Uzbek ikat robe in silk and cotton, in purple, green and red, with an early printed fabric lining.

A Silk Ikat Chapan from Uzbekistan is a traditional robe or coat made of silk fabric, adorned with intricate ikat patterns.

Late 19th or early 20th century silk chapan or robe from Uzbekistan with a red cotton floral print Russian lining.

Late 19th/early 20th century silk chapan/robe from Uzbekistan with a red cotton floral print Russian lining.Lightly quilted with a wool padding.

Late 19th or early 20th century silk ikat chapan or robe from Uzbekistan with a red cotton print Russian lining with some charming patched repairs.

Hand sewn Ikat robe.

Vintage Silk Ikat Robe

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