Handcrafted in Bukhara during the 1930s-40s, this authentic Suzani represents a cherished Central Asian textile tradition.

Women artisans meticulously embroidered these ceremonial fabrics, often created as wedding gifts passed from mother to daughter.

The name derives from the Persian word for needle, reflecting the intricate needlework throughout. Layered construction features Khan Atlas silk beneath vibrant embroidery, backed with coordinating floral fabric and finished with decorative fringe.

Measuring approximately 62 x 59 cm plus 6-7 cm fringe, this versatile piece functions beautifully as a wall hanging, table centrepiece, or home accent.

As a vintage textile, minor age-appropriate wear and loose threads may be present, adding to its authentic character and historical significance.

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