Uzbekistan Circa 1900–1930
A finely woven Uzbek kilim crafted in pure silk, featuring a vibrant field of repeating circular medallions (guls) in rich tones of saffron, jade, ivory, and indigo on a terracotta ground. The flatweave technique creates a shimmering, lightweight textile with exceptional finesse, traditionally used as a decorative wall hanging or ceremonial floor cover. This piece exemplifies the refinement and artistry of urban Uzbek weaving workshops in the early 20th century.
360 X 165
Circa 1950’s
