1940'S UZBEK GRAND STUNNING SILK HAND-EMBROIDERY SUZANI

Offered here is the stunning Suzani from legendary Samarkand. It is large-scale laconic pattern. The main motif here is large rosettes framed by the stylized solid leafy stalks. The Samarkand embroideress imbues the leafy stalks with vigour and force. Saturated black succulent stalks and leaves plastically wind round contrast rosette. In the exquisite color combinations of this Suzani here are tones which are rarely found in Central Asia embroidery: black, crimson, red. Medallion is the realistic depiction of the sun's disk is undoubtedly connected with the old popular rituals and beliefs. The sun is a favourite motif of all Central Asia embroidery. It passes through the history of the art, gradually losing its religious significance. In our days it appears in the form of a tulip named yak lola. The motif so widely used by Uzbeks, Tajiks, Kirghizs and even Turkmen embroideresses and other handicraftsmen is of a very old origin. It was traced back to the 7-8th century Sogdian art. Emotional impact of the composition is difficult to over-estimate. The large rosettes and contrasted black encirclement looks spectator.

Huge decorative effect plus interesting design makes this piece of silk hand embroidery is real masterpiece, which has been made with skill and love. Don't miss the opportunity to own such beautiful embroidery.