19Th Century Turkish Hand Embroidered Velvet Textile

An antique Turkish hand-emboridered textile tapestry. Ottoman Empire, 18th century. A large rectangular piece intended for wall hanging. The item is richly garnished with delicate handmade floral cross stitch embroidery creating a pattern. Collectible Furnishing And Textiles, Oriental Islamic Folk Arts And Applied Arts...

A large antique Persian Iranian Safavid dynasty hand woven textile blanket. The textile decorated with floral ornaments in warm tones. Circa 17th century. The Safavid dynasty, which ...

An antique Persian Iranian Safavid dynasty hand woven embroidered textile, circa 17th century, showcase the dynastys intricate craftsmanship. The central section is vibrant red, ador...

An antique Persian Iranian Safavid dynasty hand embroidered textile wall hanging with lining. The textile is adorned with a traditional foliage ornament. Circa: 17th century to 18th ...

19th Century Ottoman silk and gold thread embroidery textile. The square textile of red cotton is decorated in elaborate silk and gold thread embroidery of arabesques, florals and scrolls enclosed by a wide gold metallic ribbon framing the whole. Created in the 19th century, even after 200 years of use the panel still has beautiful and brilliant colors and the gold threads shine under the right light. Beautiful tapestry textile to decorate the wall or displayed on a table or a bed. A Sotheby's Auction tag from October 1st of 1993 remains at one corner. Dimensions: 84” x 84” Date of Manufacture: 19th Century Place of Origin: Ottoman, Turkey Material: Silk and gold thread embroidery on cotton Condition: Wear consistent with age and use Ottoman Textiles, 19th Century Ottoman Textiles, Gold Thread Textiles, 19th Century Silk Embroidery Textiles, French Aubusson Tapestry, European Embroidery, 18th Century Antique Ottoman Textiles...

Metallic thread embroidery in Parma technique done on silk velvet ground cloth. Velvet has some wear on it. Bokhca is a kind of wrapping cloth used to pack away bridal goods.   

Discover a rare and exquisite piece of European artistry with this Exceptional 18th Century Hand-Embroidered Silk and Gilt Thread Textile Panel. This magnificent piece was artistically crafted by repurposing fragments of what was once a grand hand-embroidered robe or a sacred vestment shawl, giving it a unique history and renewed purpose as a stunning decorative panel. Created in the 18th century, this textile marvel, even after three centuries, retains its remarkable beauty. The beautiful and brilliant colors of the silk threads endure, showcasing the enduring quality of 18th-century dyes and embroidery. The delicate gilt threads woven throughout the design continue to shine exquisitely under the right light, adding a luminous and regal dimension to the piece. This panel is more than just a textile; it's a tangible link to a bygone era of elaborate craftsmanship and opulent design. Its rich history and artistic re-imagination make it a truly versatile and captivating addition to any discerning interior. Display it as a magnificent tapestry wall art to celebrate its intricate details and historical narrative, or utilize it as a luxurious table runner to imbue your dining or console space with unparalleled elegance and historical charm. A testament to enduring beauty and masterful hand craftsmanship, this piece is ideal for collectors, interior design professionals, and those seeking to adorn their homes with truly unique and authentic historical treasures. Dimensions: 10.5" x 90" Date of Manufacture: Early 1700s Place of Origin: Europe Material: Silk embroidery with Gold Threads Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 1374 Vintage Handwoven Tapestries, French Aubusson Tapestry, Aubusson Tapestry Pillows, French Tapestry Pillows, Antique Rug Pillows, European Embroidery,18th Century Antique French Tapestry...

A group of three antique Chinese textiles embroidery arranged and professionally matted and framed. The museum quality display includes two Identical pieces symmetrically on the top ...