SILK IKAT BEDCOVER, CENTRAL ASIA, 20th C

Quilted and filled bedcover having six panels in three different designs. The central design of white dots on deep pink field, surrounded on all sides by narrow panels in purple, yellow, red and black

Pink, yellow, purple, blue and green on light pink ground in three joined panels. Having a horizontal design of yellow S-scrolls and large deep pink circles. Lined in green, red and white printed cott

Pink, yellow, purple, blue and green on light pink ground in two joined panels. Having a horizontal design of yellow S-scrolls and large deep pink circles. Lined in green printed cotton with purple ro

In three panels each having a different design, overall pink, purple, yellow and black, printed lining in green with amoeba shapes and purple flowers. 48 x 28. (Splits and minor soiling). Together wit

Antique Uzbek Silk Ikat Chapan Coat, Central Asia, early 20th c. Size: 46.5'' x 60'' (118 x 152 cm).

Early 20th century, 126 x 115 cm, Central Asia, Uzbekistan The traditional garment worn by men in Bokhara was a silk ikat chapan: a voluminous coat with long arms open at the front. Several chapans we

**First Time At Auction**Central Asia, Uzbekistan, ca. early 20th century CE. A large, fine example of a traditional Uzbek textile, called an ikat, woven with hand-spun silk yarn. The pomegranate moti

Afghan Turkman chyrpy, embroidered red silk with cotton lining, Central Asia, mid-20th century. Size: 38'' x 80'', (97 x 203 cm).

Silk Shirt, Silk Scarf & Silk Batik Wall Hanging, Central Asia, Early-Mid 20th C. Silk. Size: Range from 36'' x 60.5'' (91 x 154 cm) to 9'4'' x 6'10'' (284 x 208 cm).

Vintage Uzbek ikat jacket with embroidered sleeves, lined with printed cotton, Central Asia, 20th c. Size: 40.25'' x 59'' (102 x 150 cm).

Vintage Uzbek ikat jacket with embroidered sleeves, lined with printed cotton, Central Asia, 20th c. Size: 40.25'' x 59'' (102 x 150 cm).

4 Vintage Central Asian Silk Ikat Textiles, Uzbekistan, 20th C. Range in size from: 31'' x 15'' (79 x 38 cm) to 6' x 6' (183 x 183 cm)

A silk ikat panel, A silk ikat panel, late 19th/early 20th century, Central Asian, probably Uzbekistan, woven in polychrome silks with a series of alternating parallel bands, with bold stylised repeat

An embroidered wall hanging on blue ground, decorated with six medallions, trimmed with fringe. Origin: Central Asia; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; V701

**Originally Listed At $350** Central Asia, Tibet, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. This is a stunning piece to display, hand-sewn and vibrantly painted with a scene of the Buddha seated atop a lotus

Silk and Cotton Bed Cover, Gujarat, Early-Mid 20th C. The central panel is called mashru as it is half silk and half cotton. Such a blend of cotton and silk was used primarily by Muslims use considere

Central Asian Afghan embroidery on cotton, 20th century; with 19th century all silk ikat backing. Size: 75" x 54" (191 x 137 cm).

**Originally Listed At $4500** Central Asia, Tibet, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Created using the painstaking Dazi-stitch technique, this stunning silk tapestry depicts the White Tara Bodh

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Asia, Eastern Pakistan and Northern India, Punjab Region, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful phulkari embroidered textile panel, in colorful silk

**Originally Listed At $450** Central Asia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan, Uzbek people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a large suzani bridal sheet known as a "ruijo" comprised of a

Central Asia hand embroidered child's vest, early to mid 20th century, executed in cotton, silk, glass beads, metal, and mother of pearl buttons, the cotton and silk foundation embroidered in chain st

2 Uzbek textiles including silk ikat robe with Russian cotton lining (19th c.) and an old embroidered segusha wall decoration, Central Asia. Sizes: 1) 23'' x 47.25'' (58 x 120 cm); 2) 46.25'' x 66.5''

Central Asia, Tibet or Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood dyed green skin. The silk textile handle is ornate and embroidered

Textile Collection, Various Cultures. Including: a Sari, Ikat Sarong, 2 Sindh Embroidered Bodices, Early 20th c., Old Central Asian Uzbek Trappings and a Silk Bolt (3). Provenance: Maryanne Conheim, P