Bokhara Silk and Cotton Embroidered Prayer Suzani

A silk embroidered suzani prayer hanging with pale yellow ground, the arched entrance surrounded by a wide colorful band of floral medallions and surrounded by narrow floral-chain borders. Origin: Sam

An embroidered prayer suzani with red ground, with a plain door surrounded by nine medallions. Origin: Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Silk and cotton; V225

An embroidered prayer suzani on yellow ground, with a plain yellow door, decorated with nine floral medallions. Origin: Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; F901

UZBEK EMBROIDERED SUZANI PRAYER ARCHCentral Asia, 20th century, cotton/silk white field surrounded by a band of foliate medallions. 68" length, 48" width

Two Central Asian Prayer Niche Suzani Textiles, silk embroidery on cotton ground. Estate of Aviva and Jack Robinson, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Size: 1) 41.25'' x 28'' (105 x 71 cm); 2) 57.5'' x 49''

UZBEK EMBROIDERED SUZANI PRAYER ARCHCentral Asia, 20th century, cotton/silk, foliate vine decoration on yellow field. 42" length, 50" width

19th Century Bokhara Prayer/Mihrab Suzani, silk on cotton: 5'0'' x 7'7'' (152 x 231 cm). 2 lbs.

A finely embroidered suzani with red ground, decorated with six vases of blossoming flowers, trimmed with a thin black cloth. Origin: Bokhara, Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; Dimens

2 Central Asian textiles including silk suzani with silk embroidered prayer niche backed with Russian cotton and embroidered wall decoration with tassels and beads, Uzbekistan, early 20th c. Size: 1)

UZBEKISTAN SILK & COTTON EMBROIDERED SUZANI, W 58", D 85"A modern-traditional production using silk floss on combined handwoven cotton and silk. Features a palette of madder red, indigo, ivory and saf

Antique Silk/Cotton Embroidered Prayer Tapestry with Tree of Life Motif, India. Ex. Philadelphia estate. Professionally cleaned and mounted on frame. Size: 73'' x 46'' (185 x 117 cm).

An embroidered silk prayer suzani with white ground, boldly accented in black, burgundy, and orange, the central arched doorway trimmed with a floral motif, followed by a wide band of floral medallion

An embroidered silk prayer suzani with white ground, boldly accented in black, burgundy, and red, the central arched doorway trimmed with a floral motif, followed by a wide band of stylized floral med

A finely embroidered silk prayer suzani with rose ground and a plain doorway decorated with two flowering stems, followed by a wide band of eight floral medallions within a floral field and two centra

A finely embroidered silk prayer suzani with red ground, central door decorated with three large floral medallions with flowering plants bordered on three sides by a wide band of six floral medallions

Uzbek Silk Embroidered Cotton Suzani, Mid 20th C.. Size: 6'6'' x 5'0'' (198 x 152 cm)

Uzbek Silk Embroidered Cotton Suzani, Mid 20th C., Mid 20th C. Size: 5'2'' x 4'5'' (157 x 135 cm).

Uzbek Lakai/Kungrat Silk Embroidered Cotton Prayer Mat, 19th C. Size: 4'0'' x 2'9'' (122 x 84 cm)

Persian Silk Embroidered Mat. Featuring a Bokhara silk on cotton mat, 24.5" x 25". Along with a square Musaif work (similar to a Bokhara work) embroidered silk mat, 35" x 33.5" and an African wall han

Antique Silk Embroidered Persian Prayer Panel, 18/19th C., silk and cotton. Size: 54.75'' x 41.75'' (139 x 106 cm).

Prayer Arch Tashkent Suzani, Uzbekistan, Early 20th C. Silk on cotton. Size: 5'5'' x 7'11'' (165 x 241 cm). A prayer arch suzani that consists of orange ground with purple rondelles all circled by ela

An embroidered suzani wall runner with burgundy ground, divided into three panels sewn together, decorated with floral motif. Origin: Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; V474

An embroidered silk suzani with rose ground decorated with four rows of floral palaks, bordered by a band of flowering vine motif. Origin: Tashkent, Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Silk and cotton;

An embroidered suzani with red ground, decorated with six large medallions within a floral field, bordered with a a chain of flowers, followed by a thin black guard border. Origin: Bokhara, Uzbekistan