68 results for "uzbek ikat"

Antique Ikat Textile - 19th Century Uzbek Ikat Textile This magnificent antique Uzbek ikat rug is a unique work of art from the 19th century. This carpet, ...

1970S Silk Authentic Uzbekistan Ikat Cape Hood With Buttons And Metal Embellishment

This magnificent antique Uzbek ikat rug is a unique work of art from the 19th century. This carpet, woven with the ikat technique, reveals the elegant and c...

Antique Ikat Cover Textile, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 4'10" W x 7'3" L Condition: Excellent Origin: Uzbekistan Period: Late 19t...

Olk Silk Uzbekistan Ikat, washed and ironed for sale - This item has TWO straight parts of fabric - Beautiful tribal female workmanship, with bright and cheerful colors as per trad...

An Uzbek ikat in silk with striking purple and gold pattern. An ikat is a textile in which the pattern is achieved by dyeing the warp threads prior to weaving. Now mounted on a woode...

A rare and visually captivating antique Uzbek ikat pillow created from an authentic Central Asian textile dating to approximately 1850. This ex...

A very large Uzbek Ikat, decorated with red, green and yellow ochre, in floral patterns with an exceptional border of green, red and pink and backed in a French striped cotton. This...

An Antique 19th Century Russian Uzbek Five-Color Pure Silk Wrapped Tribal Weaving Ikat, with Its Original Russian Roller-Printed Cotton Backing. The front displays a highly detaile...

Handwoven in natural silk and cotton circa 1870-1900, this 4x4 antique Uzbek Ikat textile pair joins Rug & Kilim's Tapestry & Textiles collection. It features a geometric allover Ika...

An Uzbek ikat in silk with striking indigo and saffron colored pattern. An ikat is a textile in which the pattern is achieved by dyeing the warp threads prior to weaving. Now backed ...

This is an authentic antique silk Ikat from Central Asia. Increasingly popularized today by fashion designers in Europe and New York, colorful abstract patterns are achieved within t...

This 4x5 antique Uzbek Ikat textile pair is a remarkable addition to Rug & Kilim’s Tapestry & Textile collection. Handwoven in natural silk and cotton and dating to circa 1870-1900, ...

Late 19th century silk tribal Ikat weaving panel from Uzbekistan, Central Asia. Luxurious over saturated magenta, purple, gold, green and pink. Reverse s...

A striking antique ikat pillow crafted from a rare mid 19th century Central Asian textile. The bold composition features large mirrored ram's horn and cloud inspired motifs rendered ...

Antique Central Asian Silk Ikat Panel, Uzbekistan A large mounted silk and cotton ‘adras’ ikat panel with a dynamic 4-color design of large red rings with white centers surrounded b...

This exceptional decorative pillow is crafted from a mid 19th century Uzbek silk ikat textile, handwoven in Central Asia using the traditional abr, or cloud dyeing, technique. The st...

Rare antique Fergana Uzbekistn silk ikat, DUBBLED with other silk light blue ikat - There is a rich bibliography on these Turkmenistan textiles - Hanging on the wall like a tapestry,...

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...

First half of the 20th century Uzbekistan Chapan coat in silk Ikat from Uzbekistan dating from the first half of the 20th century. A large dignitary's coat in Ikat silk taffeta, an a...

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...

19th century Uzbekistani hand spun linen Suzani with silk embroidered floral motif and silk ikat border. Reverse side has original antique Fine hand printed cotton backing.  

Uzbekistan, circa 1920 An unusual early twentieth century large ikat panel with repeating bands of stylised tulips decorated in reds yellows blues and greens, with aubergine panels ...

Ikat Chapan – a man’s uzbek coat – Style Robe with exceptionally rich colour and dynamic pattering. Viewers may become lost in this ikat’s intertwining mot...

Vintage blue and white hand-painted ceramic table lamp from Royal Delft. Provenance confirmed with Royal Delft marking, year code and painters initials on the bottom. Transformed int...

Fine late 19th Century graphic antique silk wall hanging from Uzbekistan in Central Asia. Circa 1880.

New Hand-Embroidered 100% Silk Cushion Cover – Authentic Uzbek Textile Art Elevate your home décor with this exquisite hand-embroidered Suzani cushion cover, crafted from 100% pure ...

1970S Purple Velvet Antique Ethnic Embroidered Cape With Ikat Trim

Gorgeous handwoven silk Ikat weaving in rich magenta, gold and purple color, circa late 19th-early 20th century, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, on the ancient...

Add a striking touch of heritage and artisanal beauty to your space with this Vintage Uzbek Suzani Silk Embroidery, an exquisite example of traditional textile craftsmanship from Cen...

Step into the history of the Silk Road with this stunning, authentic antique Uzbek embroidered bag. Originating from the nomadic tribes of Uzbekistan (likely the Lakai or Kungrat pe...

This elegant woman’s robe is crafted from mid-19th-century Bukhara silk brocade, originally woven for the refined textile traditions of Central Asia. The outer layer features a lumin...

Handmade Vintage Uzbek Bukhara Rug: Design and Craftsmanship: This rectangular rug, hailing from the 1950s, showcases the enduring allure of traditional Uzbek craftsmanship. Measuri...

Fine Vintage Uzbek Suzani Textile Hand Knotted Rug 7'4'' x 7'7''.

20th century Uzbek cotton and silk ikat chapan robe Uzbekistan, 20th Century Height 122cm, width 153cm Historically, an ikat chapan robe was a status symbol worn by nomadic tribes and settles in Uzbekistan as well as other Central Asian regions. Paired with belt, tunic, and trousers, the brightness of colours and intricacy of the embroidery were indicators of the wealth of the wearer. The robe in Mayfair Gallery’s collection is brightly coloured with large, red and yellow geometrical patterns on a cream-coloured base. The inside of the robe is also patterned, with red floral motifs formed in a geometrical and symmetrical pattern. The outside trim of this silk and cotton ikat chapan robe is elegantly embroidered with white and red patterns. Such embroidery carried symbolic meaning, protecting the wearer from evil spirits. The long sleeves are a beautiful design feature, intending to cover the wearer’s hands and protect them from cold temperatures. Worn by both men and women, this eye-catching Uzbek robe...

Uzbekistan, circa 1890 A panel of Central Asian Ikat, decorated with magenta, pink and yellow ochre, in a continuous foliate pattern, bordered with magenta silk, stretched and now m...

A striking decorative pillow fashioned from an early 1900s hand-embroidered Suzani textile, featuring a bold large-scale army green and ivory design. The motif showcases swirling, ab...

Chapan is the iconic front-open flowing robe traditionally worn by the nomadic people in Central Asia. In countries like Uzbekistan, it was almost the old national costume. This Uzbek chapan...

New Hand-Embroidered 100% Silk Cushion Cover – Authentic Uzbek Textile Art Elevate your home décor with this exquisite hand-embroidered Suzani cushion cover, crafted from 100% pure ...

This mid-19th-century silk brocade chapan from Uzbekistan showcases a luminous blue ground woven with scrolling floral motifs in shades of black and bronze. The textile’s subtle shee...

Eerie Black, 100% Wool, Ikat Uzbek Design, Hand Knotted, Oriental Rug Primary materials: Wool Latex: No Pile height: 0.25 Inches Style: Transitional Primary color: Black Secondary c...

"1844 Lithograph of a Bukharan Uzbek: Traditional Attire and Craft" Description: This 1844 lithograph captures a traditional Bukharan Uzbek man, from the renowned series "Moeurs, Usages et Costumes de tous les Peuples de Monde" by Auguste Wahlen. Published in Paris using the technique of handcoloured lithography, enhanced with Arabic gum on vellin paper, this print vividly portrays the rich cultural attire unique to Bukhara, Uzbekistan. The man's elaborate robe and distinctive headwear highlight the regional fashion and craftsmanship. The print’s appeal lies in its detailed depiction of historical dress and accessories, offering a window into the cultural diversity of Central Asia. Such prints are treasured for their historical value and intricate artistry, making them highly desirable to collectors and enthusiasts of ethnographic art. The lithograph depicting a man from Bukhara, Uzbekistan, offers several intriguing cultural and historical insights: 1. Traditional Attire: The attire of the Bukharan man, particularly the elaborate robe and turban, is a rich display of Uzbek textile craftsmanship. Traditional robes, often made from silk and cotton, are adorned with intricate ikat patterns—a dyeing technique where threads are dyed before weaving. This style is emblematic of Uzbekistan's well-known textile industry. 2. Turban Significance: The turban, known locally as a "doppa" or "tubeteika," is more than just practical headwear; it serves as a cultural symbol of status and identity. The style, color, and way it is worn can convey information about the wearer's social status, region, and even his clan affiliations. 3. Historical Context: Bukhara was a pivotal Silk Road city, making it a melting pot of cultures, languages, and religions. The diverse influences are reflected in the traditional clothing, which blends Persian, Turkic, and nomadic styles. 4. Artistic Technique: The use of handcoloured lithography in the 19th century allowed for high-quality, detailed prints that were more accessible to the European public. This technique involved drawing on limestone with a greasy medium, then using water and oil-based ink to print vibrant images, which were then painted by hand. 5. Cultural Preservation: Prints like this serve not only as artwork but also as historical documents that preserve and share the cultural heritage of regions less known to the Western world at the time. They played a crucial role in educating and influencing perceptions about distant cultures during the 19th century. This print, therefore, is not just a beautiful piece of art but a deep well of cultural history and craftsmanship, reflecting the rich tapestry of life in Central Asia during the 19th century. Keywords: - Antique Uzbek prints - Handcoloured lithography - 19th-century Central Asian costumes - Auguste Wahlen lithographs - Traditional Bukharan attire - Ethnographic art prints - Collectible cultural lithographs - Historical Uzbek fashion - Asian historical prints - Vintage Uzbek art...

This is a very fine 19th century Silk ' Chapan' from the Central Asian Country of Uzbekistan. The piece is finely woven in Silk with a handspun cotton lining probably Manchester rol...

Striking antique ikat textile pillow crafted from a mid 19th century Central Asian ikat fragment, displaying a bold symmetrical composition with stylized abstract motifs rendered in ...

Gorgeous 19th Century Silk Antique Ikat Uzbek Suzani, Country of Origin: Uzbekistan, Circa Date: 19th Century

A beautiful Ikat Munisak – a woman’s uzbek robe – in traditional pomegranate design symbolizing fertility. It has a square patch in Magenta with a flower mo...

Handmade Vintage 1950s Uzbek Bukhara Wool Runner Age: 1950s Size: 2.66 ft x 9.54 ft (81 cm x 291 cm) Material: 100% wool, offering a plush and luxurious feel Design: Rich red ba...

Rare set of four sateen pillows from Uzbekistan with a red color lining. Perfect on a large solid color sofa. ref. B/2005.

stunning one-of-a-kind Antique collection of four framed silk ikat textiles. These pieces are more than just wall art; they are a celebration of centuries-old weaving traditions. Eac...

Chapan is the iconic front-open flowing robe traditionally worn by the nomadic people in Central Asia. This Uzbek chapan was made from a finely woven ikat...

Ca. 1920 Antique Suzani Pillow

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

Vintage Uzbek Bukhara rug in red and yellow wool. The rug is from the end of 20th century in original good condition. -condition: original good, -circa: 1960s, -size: 3.3' x 4.9'...

This rare 3rd quarter of 19th century ikat textile is an extraordinary and deeply moving testament to the master weaving and resist dye traditions of Central Asia. Hand woven using p...

This late 19th-century quilted silk kaftan is a radiant example of Central Asian textile artistry. Woven in shades of magenta, green, and gold, its surface displays intricate vegetal...

Antique Large Uzbek Bashir Rug, 19th Century This long main carpet was woven in one of several possible oasis towns along the Oxus River of Central Asia in what is now Uzbekistan. D...

Striking hand-woven chyrpy with a checkered triangle pattern in vibrant colours. Women in Uzbekistan and Northern Afghanistan wore this outdoor veiling garment (paranja/chrypy) in tr...

This stunning Uzbek rug, measuring an impressive 641×445 cm, embodies the rich cultural heritage and artistry characteristic of traditional Uzbek pieces. Crafted by skilled artisans,...

Spectacular hand-loomed Chyrpy with a checkered pattern, finished with a remarkable white wavy cotton edging. Women in Uzbekistan and Northern Afghanistan wore this outdoor veiling g...

Antique Uzbek Kilim Rug, Early 20th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 7'8" W x 12'0" L Origin: Uzbekistan Period: Early 20th Century