Uzbek Robe

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 tri...

A beautiful Ikat Munisak – a woman’s uzbek robe – in traditional pomegranate design symbolizing fertility.

In countries like Uzbekistan, it was almost the old national costume.

Originally fashioned as a ceremonial robe, the textile demonstrates the cultural importance of Ikat garments as symbols of status, wealth, and regional identity throughout Uzbekistan...

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...

A striking mid-19th-century Uzbek ceremonial robe woven in a vibrant lavender-and-gold silk brocade.

Ikat Chapan – a man’s uzbek coat – Style Robe with exceptionally rich colour and dynamic pattering.

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

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...

This late 19th-century Bukharan silk brocade robe embodies the sophistication of Central Asian textile art and centuries of cultural exchange. Woven in sumptuous silk brocade in radi...

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.

Such textiles were treasured luxury items in Uzbek society, used for chapan (robes), wall hangings, and as dowry or ceremonial display pieces.

Such textiles were treasured luxury items in Uzbek society, used for chapan (robes), wall hangings, and as dowry or ceremonial display pieces.

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

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...

Traditional Attire: The attire of the Bukharan man, particularly the elaborate robe and turban, is a rich display of Uzbek textile craftsmanship.