MR95 Silk Persian Qum 2'-8" X 5'-0" -
625 knots/sq. in. -
UZB44 Uzbek 'Loli Nosh'
23" x 32" -
Uzbekistan 19th Century
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The Uzbek "Loli Nosh" is a cloth food or bread cover. This one must have been used by a very special family as the dark background cloth is a very finely woven velvet instead of the more commonly used cotton or linen fabric. The orange-toned silk Suzani stitch-work combines with the velvet to give this piece a very rich and regal look.
MR112 Silk Ikat Hanging 3'-1" X 4'-3" -
0 knots/sq. in. -
Uzbekistan c.1890
Superb natural dye colors give a soft glow to this
antique Uzbek wall hanging made up by joining
smaller panels of hand loomed ikat fabric. The top
and bottom panels show the 'abr', or cloud, pattern.
Backing is Russian printed cotton cloth.
MR65 Antique Kurdish
(4'-0" X 7'-0") - 80 knots/sq. in. -
Persian Kurdistan c.1900
The pile is great and the natural dyes make for superb
color. Handspun wool pile, warp, and weft.
MR65 Antique Kurdish
(4'-0" X 7'-0") - 80 knots/sq. in. -
Persian Kurdistan c.1900
The pile is great and the natural dyes make for superb
color. Handspun wool pile, warp, and weft.
A6 Turkoman Bokche (2'-0" X 2'-6") -
Uzbekistan c.1900
These pieces are most likely of Ersari clan origin and are a wool felt with fabic applicae and wool tassles. Probably used in travel for protection, and in the yurt for storage, of a mirror. Unbelievably almost perfect condition!
