An invitation to a journey.
The Near and Middle East and Central Asia have produced many textiles and weavings.
Whether it's suzani, Central Asian embroidery traditionally made by future brides, or jajims and perdes, soft and light weavings easily transportable by nomads, these pieces have a place today in our western interiors.
Galerie TRIF...
An invitation to a journey.
The Near and Middle East and Central Asia have produced many textiles and weavings.
Whether it's suzani, Central Asian embroidery traditionally made by future brides, or jajims and perdes, soft and light weavings easily transportable by nomads, these pieces have a place today in our western interiors.
Galerie TRIFF offers a large choice of these embroideries and weavings, which can now cover a bed, sofa or table, serve as a door or simply decorate a wall...
KA200956 - 190 x 135 cm
Suzani, second half of the 20th century Suzani are silk embroideries made by uzbek women, most of the time for their wedding.
KA200954 - 222 x 212 cm
Suzani, second half of the 20th century - Embroidery Suzani are silk embroideries made by uzbek women, most of the time for their wedding.
KA200957 - 181 x 120 cm
Suzani, second half of the 20th century Suzani are silk embroideries made by uzbek women, most of the time for their wedding.
KA200955 - 245 x 207 cm
antique embroidery, midd 20th century Silk damask background and unusual colors
JF0045 - 225 x 176 cm
Jajim early 20th century, from north-east of Iran Weaving used for hanging - Not for the floor
JF00416 - 225 x 148 cm
Jajim early 20th century, from north-east of Iran Weaving used for hanging - Not for the floor
KA150561 - 303 x 208 cm
Suzani, dated 1959 Fine embroidery on a black background, with interesting pattern witness of the Soviet days. Nice antique backside