Velvet robe made of silk velvet. It goes with belt and two pockets from both sides. Dimensions: length-50 in (127cm) , chest-60 in (152 cm), from the end of one sleeve up to another-72 in (182 cm).

I would like to offer a super large Uzbek-Ottoman silk hand embroidered Suzani. It has a pattern typical for old Ottoman Turkish embroidery. The significant feature of this item is that there's very small empty space. It is almost entirely filled with beautiful embroidery. The whole field of the article is filled with colourful blooming bushes where the big various elvish flowers with winding branches complete this beautiful Suzani. The item impress by its wonderful bright colors, large size and perfect handwork. The background of the embroidery is natural silk fabric, the embroidery is made of pure organic silk threads. All dyes are natural. This Suzani makes delightful wall hanging, bedspread, furniture throw, or even tablecloth! This fabulous Uzbek – Ottoman Suzani can wonderfully complement your decor! Size: 94-55 inches (240 - 140 cm) Condition: excellent. I would like to present you the most impressing part of Uzbek handmade embroideries - Suzani. This name of the exquisite silk mural embroideries comes from Persian "sozan" which means "a needle". Uzbek Silk Handmade Suzanis give us an opportunity to have a great insight into the old culture and tradition of this land. Such works of art were prepared and used for ceremonial events like wedding, fittings for horses and horsemen, and the general embellishment of reception areas. Traditionally this embroidery work began at the birth of a daughter and continued, with the help of family and friends, until the bride's dowry was complete. The patterns of Suzanis are an expression of women's mood and fantasies; and not only that...Most of all, Suzanis are the last exponents of an age-old tradition which draw our attention by its mystery and beauty.

We are proud to offer traditional Uzbekistan natural silk ikat scarf. Handmade Silk 100% natural Washable Measurments: 15.4 x 98 in/39 x 250 cm. Ikat-weaving technique emerged in different parts of the world, often independently. India and Indonesia have their own long traditions of ikat making, however, it is ikat fabrics from Uzbekistan which have become a late hit in fashion and interior design industries for their large and bold patterns, and for mixing unimaginable ikat colors you would originally think would not work together. Ikat fabrics are often used as a chic upholstery fabric, curtains, pillow covers, throws and quilts. Ikat from Uzbekistan, defined as abrabandi, meaning “bound cloud”, which is the most captivating, using a resist dye process whereby the warp yarns (vertical threads) are bound and dyed by hand before being woven with the weft yarns (horizontal threads). It is a very ancient way of creating designs in fabric by resist-dyeing the threads before the fabric is woven. Uzbekistan silk ikat fabrics have their own names: shoi, khan-atlas, atlas, podshokhi. These types of fabrics are produced from pure silk. The fabrics made of cotton weft and silk warp are called adras, bekasab, pasma, banoras. Patterns are named after shapes they resemble. Traditionally, the most wide-spread ornaments “tumorcha” – amulet, “tarok” – comb, “gadjak” – jewelry, “bodom” – almond, “darakht” – tree, “anor” – pomegranate, “Oy” – the Moon, “shokh” – horn, “chirog” – lampad, “ilon izi” – snake trail, “kapalak” – butterfly, “chayon” – scorpion, and etc. Due to the special properties, these versatile fabrics keeps cool in the summer and heat in the winter.