Uzbekistan Rug

Very large hand embroidery silk fabric. Usually used as wall hanging, curtain or table cloth. Measures: 12'4" x 6'11".

Antique Uzbek pillow, circa 1880.

An extremely different type of flat-weave attributable to the Uzbeks of Central Asia. The design is different, the colors are vibrant! t is composed of a single narrow band of weavin...

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 term, "Suzani" refers to needle work or embroidery, often seen in larger examples. This modest size makes it very easy to display on a wall, preferably with a good light trained ...

The term, "Suzani" refers to needle work or embroidery, often seen in larger examples. This modest size makes it very easy to display on a wall, preferably with a good light trained ...

A large central Asian Uzbek embroidery with no damage, no tears or rips nor any stains. Central Asian embroideries of this type were made to be decorative hangings in their homes,...

Seldom do we see flat-weaves emerge from Central Asia with this type of age or palette. The clear apricot color in conjunction with madder red and the beautiful blue/green and indigo...

The aesthetic of these embroideries from Central Asia often depict colorful floral themes, in Stark contrast to our vision of what the terrain of these areas must be like. While ...

These five-sided embroideries are though to have served a decorative and talismanic purpose in the tents of the people who made them, often depicting fertility themes. Possibly made ...

It is difficult to know what the use could have been for this small flat-weave. Given the fact the weave is relatively fine, the design pool is very complex and there is some white c...

A colorful wool weaving made in northern Afghanistan by Uzbek people. The colors are all clear and derived from natural dyes. The condition is good, there is one tiny hole (see de...

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. ...

The ‘sofreh’ is a component of everyday life in some parts of Asia, where a family will gather around a cloth or weaving spread out on the floor upon which platters of food will be p...

This is a well balanced and outstanding antique hand-knotted Khotan rug. The rug measures 6' 8'' x 13' handmade with wool and natural dyes. It is in great condition.

This is a well balanced and outstanding antique hand-knotted Khotan rug. The rug measures 5' 9'' x 11' 3'' handmade with wool and natural dyes. It is in great condition.

This is a beautiful antique hand-knotted Khotan rug with a simple medallion design. The rug is made with wool pile, cotton foundation and all natural dyes. It is in great condition.

Large Suzani comprised of six panels, sewn together and embroidered in a floral shrub pattern. A large central star medallion and a large floral shrub in each corner dominate the cen...

This is a beautiful and unique hand-knotted antique Khotan rug in a gallery size that measures 5' 2'' x 10' 5'' . The rug has a very unique and detailed design not commonly seen in t...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

This is a carpet circa 1980, with a design from the 1970s. Its ideal for a stay at home that we want to give a touch of ellegance. This rug from the late 20th century is knotted...

A rare and outstanding genuine antique Khotan rug with beautiful soft grayish color background and an easy all-over flowing design highlighted in soft brown, coral and yellows, circa...

One finds such rugs in Uzbekistan and Tibet as well as Turkey. Curiously, the knotting technique is similar to that found in Tibetan rugs, consisting of the senneh loop with multiple...

Sozni (or Suzani) embroidery is a style of embroidery from Uzbekistan. This is a beautiful dowry sozni (Suzani) which is traditionally offered as part of the bride's dowry offered ...

Splendid Caucasian piece, hand-woven in the Caucasus Mountains. Famous pattern and depth of colors, a wonderful collection piece. Stunning for all to see.

Tulip design Ikat panel, hand woven silk from Uzbek region. Great textile for your wonderful home decor.

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

The art of Uzbek carpet weaving originated in ancient times due to Khotan's proximity to the Silk Road making the Samarkand rugs' colors and designs rich with cross-cultural influenc...

Attributions for many Central Asian textiles, including flat weaves, pile rugs and silk textiles are difficult to know with any certainty.

This is the Suzani that brings great deep red colors creating the famous Ottoman Carnation pattern. Luch and vibrant comes to life, with a cooling border.

For generations the Samarkand region has been the bustling center for artisans in Central Asia. This beautiful pictorial, with its bright pink border and delicate tracery of birds ...

This 19th century very fine, soft, silk Djadjim textile is made out of flat woven strips sewn together. Very soft and supple tissue with vegetable elegant colors. Expanded on the wa...

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

The design is an adaptation of the famous Ikat fabrics and textiles from Uzbekistan, which gives these rugs a unique tribal and contemporary appearance.

An Uzbek rug is a beautiful representation of Central Asian artistry, rich in color, history, and intricate design.

This is a particularly nice 20th century Embroidered Uzbek rug. Fabulous colours and condition with a relatively contemporary design.

For political purposes Russian scholars worked to accentuate the differences to divide the Turkic peoples for the Soviet political purposes. Uzbeks weave both pile and flatweaves. Mu...

Julkhyrs are the long-piled rugs of the Uzbeks of Central Asia. Like in this case they are woven in small panels, then stitched to each other to create the rug.

Handmade vintage small rug from India in red colour. It is in original good condition from the end of 20th century. - Condition: original good, - circa 1970s, - Size: 2' x 2...

This charming antique children's chair, crafted from wood and wicker, dates back to the early 20th century. A beautifully aged piece, it exhibits the rustic wear of its time, making ...