The workmanship is extraordinary. You can feel that a person made this.
Sophie Laurent · about 2 months ago · Verified purchase
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A full-size suzani in the Nurata style: a central medallion of stylised flowers within a lattice of vines, in madder red, indigo and saffron silk on hand-loomed cotton. Four months of work by three embroiderers; their names are stitched into the border.
HS 630491 · Made in Uzbekistan · cotton, silk thread
One final price. VAT and customs are included and paid by us — nothing is due on delivery.
Damaged or not as described: full refund, keep the piece. Changed your mind: 14 days, return shipping at your cost.
Silk thread on hand-loomed cotton, natural dyes. 240 × 170 cm, 1.4 kg.
Each piece is made by hand; small variations are part of its character.
Dry clean, or hand wash cold with a mild wool detergent, roll in a towel and dry flat away from sun. Iron on the reverse at silk setting. Natural dyes soften slightly with the first wash — this is expected.
Embroidered by a circle of women in the foothills above Bukhara.
A suzani was once a bride's dowry, begun at her birth and finished by the women of the family in time for her wedding. Nurata's are known for their fine, dense stitch and a palette of madder red, indigo and gold on cream cotton. Dilbar's atelier employs twenty-two embroiderers working from home; a large panel takes three to five months.
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Nurata
Uzbekistan
Embroidered by a circle of women in the foothills above Bukhara.
A suzani was once a bride's dowry, begun at her birth and finished by the women of the family in time for her wedding. Nurata's are known for their fine, dense stitch and a palette of madder red, indigo and gold on cream cotton. Dilbar's atelier employs twenty-two embroiderers working from home; a large panel takes three to five months.
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The workmanship is extraordinary. You can feel that a person made this.
Sophie Laurent · about 2 months ago · Verified purchase