Lotto No. 122


Bokhara Suzani,


Bokhara Suzani, - Tappeti orientali, tessuti, arazzi

Southwest Uzbekistan, c. 195 x 201 cm, 19th century, silk embroidery on cotton, several pieces assembled to an almost square textile in stylistic proximity to the “large medaillon” suzanis; the circular flowers with star motif, which are usually distributed across the field in large-medallion suzanis, are embedded in 3 x 4 rows in a separate square in the centre of the field in the present piece; the main border with massive round ornaments, flanked by sickle leaves, constitutes the focus of its design; all sides backed with original ikat fabric, good condition, slightly stained.

Further reading:
Michael Franses, The Great Embroideries of Bukhara; Ignazio Vok, Vok Collection, Suzani, Eine Textile Kunst aus Zentralasien.

Esperto: Vincent Pillinger Vincent Pillinger
+43-1-515 60-314

vincent.pillinger@dorotheum.at

05.11.2019 - 16:00

Prezzo di partenza:
EUR 3.400,-

Bokhara Suzani,


Southwest Uzbekistan, c. 195 x 201 cm, 19th century, silk embroidery on cotton, several pieces assembled to an almost square textile in stylistic proximity to the “large medaillon” suzanis; the circular flowers with star motif, which are usually distributed across the field in large-medallion suzanis, are embedded in 3 x 4 rows in a separate square in the centre of the field in the present piece; the main border with massive round ornaments, flanked by sickle leaves, constitutes the focus of its design; all sides backed with original ikat fabric, good condition, slightly stained.

Further reading:
Michael Franses, The Great Embroideries of Bukhara; Ignazio Vok, Vok Collection, Suzani, Eine Textile Kunst aus Zentralasien.

Esperto: Vincent Pillinger Vincent Pillinger
+43-1-515 60-314

vincent.pillinger@dorotheum.at


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Asta: Tappeti orientali, tessuti, arazzi
Tipo d'asta: Asta in sala
Data: 05.11.2019 - 16:00
Luogo dell'asta: Wien | Palais Dorotheum
Esposizione: 30.10. - 05.11.2019