8 x 12 - Brown Antique Uzbek Suzani Rug - 79838
8 x 12 - Brown Antique Uzbek Suzani Rug - 79838
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Description:-
79838 Antique Uzbek Samarkand Suzani Tapestry, 08'01 x 11'11.
The Samarkand Garden: An Antique Uzbek Suzani Masterpiece of Eternal Bloom
This exceptional antique Uzbek Samarkand Suzani tapestry from the late 19th century captures the ceremonial splendor of Central Asian textile artistry, where embroidered cloths formed an important part of domestic life, celebrations, and treasured family inheritance. Its expansive composition unfolds across a warm sand-toned ground, punctuated by eight monumental red floral discs arranged with striking architectural rhythm. Hand embroidery gives the surface an unmistakable individuality, transforming the stunning masterwork into a singular expression of Samarkand’s celebrated needlework tradition and a coveted object for the discerning collector.
The commanding circular blossoms are characteristic of the great solar and floral imagery associated with historic Suzani embroidery. Each medallion radiates from a dark brown-olive center into a vibrant corolla, surrounded by a serrated halo and an orbit of ivory palmette-like leaves. These immense forms may be read as stylized sun discs, rosettes, or flowering pomegranates, motifs connected with vitality, abundance, continuity, and the life-giving force of nature. Their repetition creates a garden conceived on an almost cosmic scale, where botanical imagery becomes an emblem of prosperity and enduring fortune.
Between the principal medallions, jewel-toned rosettes in crimson, emerald, and deep teal provide intimate bursts of color, while small foliate devices enliven the negative space. The disciplined symmetry gives the field a stately cadence without sacrificing the charming irregularities prized in handmade Suzani work. Around the perimeter, a procession of radiant flower heads alternates with rhythmic leafy elements, forming a decorative enclosure suggestive of a protected garden. Within Central Asian visual culture, such flourishing vegetation carried auspicious associations with growth, well-being, and the perpetuation of family life.
Its earth-toned palette has mellowed into a patina that speaks eloquently of age. The contrast between grand-scale ornament and spacious ground lends this exquisite work of art a remarkable decorative presence suited to an important wall, private collection, or curated interior. More than a late 19th-century Suzani, it offers the experience of possessing a fragment of Silk Road culture—an extraordinary masterpiece whose artistry, symbolism, and provenance embody the prestige of Central Asia’s textile legacy.
- Abrash.
- Handwoven wool. Embroidered.
- Made in Uzbekistan.
- Measures: 08'01 x 11'11.
- Pile Height: 0.07 of an inch.
- Date: 1890's. Late 19th Century.