TWO EMBROIDERED CHAPAN OR CHYRPY, UZBEKISTAN, TAJIKISTAN & TURKMENISTAN

Two Tekke embroidered chyrpy Turkmenistan Embroidered cotton, dark blue ground with stylized geometric and floral motifs in red, yellow, white, and black. (2).L: 51 in. (approx., largest)PROVENANCE:Th

Dervish Embroidered Chapan, Tajikistan, Early 20th C., 3'8'' x 3'11'' (112 x 119 cm). See Plate 75, Khans, Nomads & Needlework : Suzanis and Embroideries of Central Asia, 2012. "This dervish chapan (r

1 woven in shades of aubergine, saffron, pink & green, w/ red, white & aqua tablet woven borders to neck, CF opening, cuffs & hem, lined in lattice patterned crimson & white cotton, CH 43.5", L 45.5",

Two Fergana Embroidered Hats, Margilan, Uzbekistan. Early/Mid 20th C. Hats like these have become the most common headwear in the Fergana Valley, as well as in other parts of Uzbekistan. They have evo

Two Fergana Embroidered Hats, Margilan, Uzbekistan. Early/Mid 20th C. Hats like these have become the most common headwear in the Fergana Valley, as well as in other parts of Uzbekistan. They have evo

An antique Tekke Turkmen silk Female Robe (Chyrpy). Lavishly embroidered Tekke chyrpy from southern Turkmenistan. Late 19th century. A dark blue-black silk ground with side vents, and lined in bright

Antique Tekke Silk Embroidered Coat/Chyrpy, late 19th c., Turkmenistan. Size: 45.25'' x 69.25'' (115 x 176 cm).

black silk w/ yellow, white & black embroidered elements, lined in Russian floral print fabric, L 41", (tiny tear at right sleeve), otherwise excellent

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan, ca. early 20th century CE. A large and impressive, hand embroidered Suzani textile of a classic symmetrical floral/pom

Striped watered silk, printed cotton lining, Turkmenistan or Uzbekistan, CH 46", L 49", (light underarm stains, cuffs dirty, few light stains to lining) very good.

Chyrpy ceremonial dress hand embroidered on silk fabric. Tekke tribe, Western Turkmenistan. First half of the 20th century. Perfect state of conservation. Abito cerimoniale Chyrpy ricamato a mano su t

A lovely Central Asian chapan robe or caftan from Uzbekistan in a traditional Ikat pattern displaying shades of purple, magenta, peacock blue, yellow and cream. Decorated with a hand embroidered trim.

A lovely Central Asian chapan robe or caftan from Uzbekistan in a traditional Ikat pattern displaying shades of purple, magenta, peacock blue, yellow and cream. Decorated with a hand embroidered trim.

TWO TURKMEN CHAPANS Bukhara, Uzbekistan, 20th century  The winter chapan of brightly-coloured striped silk, quilted with cotton wadding, lined in taupe cotton, 120cm long; and a light-weight one wove

An embroidered silk suzani tent hanging with two three-sided panels with red ground, each decorated with a floral motif, followed by a wide band of floral chain. Origin: Tashkent, Uzbekistan; C. 20th

An embroidered suzani wall runner divided into two panels sewn together, decorated with arched panels. Origin: Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; G292

An embroidered silk suzani tent hanging with two three-sided panels with red ground, each decorated with a floral motif, followed by a wide band of floral chain. Origin: Tashkent, Uzbekistan; C. 20th

Made of two parts, the front is made of a triangular fabric embroidered in various shapes and techniques, with an opening for the face on the top part. The back part is made of a silk ikat fabric, wit

Two Antique Flatweaves, Turkmenistan. Including a chuval and a silk embroidered wool panel. Size 1: 16" x 38". Size 2": 32" x 45". Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; A

A finely embroidered silk suzani with rose ground, decorated with two large floral medallions within a floral field, bordered by a narrow band of flower and vine motif. Origin: Khiva, Uzbekistan; C. 2

A silk embroidered suzani wall runner with red ground, decorated with large floral medallions, interspersed with flowering stems, followed by two thin chain bands. Origin: Nurata, Uzbekistan; C. 20th

An embroidered suzani wall runner with orange ground, divided into two panels sewn together, decorated with birds and medallions. Origin: Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; G273

An embroidered suzani wall runner on burgundy ground, divided into two panels sewn together, decorated with diamond motifs. Origin: Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Cotton and silk; V463

An embroidered silk suzani cloth with black ground, decorated with two large pataks, bordered by three narrow bands. Origin: Bukhara, Uzbekistan; C. 20th c.; Material: Silk and cotton; Dimensions: L 3