Oriental Silk Embroidery Suzani Pillow Cover

Oriental Silk Embroidery Suzani Pillow Cover This handmade suzani cushion makes inside your living room feel more cheerful and spacious. The color is bold and bright and would make a great unique accent cushion on your comfortable sofa. Pair this decorative suzani embroidered pillow with black or white accent pillow to play it up or a more neutral cream palette to play it down. Both ways brighten up your decor design and add the elegance of oriental crafts, indeed. Sometimes a new accent makes all difference in your home interior. This decorative embroidery panel was hand-stitched by women using age-old traditions on hand loomed ikat fabric. Because of the unique and handmade nature of this pillow cover, it gives unrepeatable design to your house decoration. Cotton, Silk, Naturel Dye, Suzani, ikat Fabric, Tribal Pattern, Organic are merged together, colored with natural dyes, demonstrated eastern traditional uzbek craft. All products have been produced in a smoke-free environment. Although we love pets, we do not have one. All suzani pillow covers square measure sewed professionally, over-locked with finished edges and has invisible zipper enclosures. This provides long lasting, sturdy covers which will keep straight and delightful over time, that makes for a clean sophisticated look. Oriental Silk Embroidery Suzani Pillow Cover Making Suzani embroidery used for oriental silk embroidery suzani pillow cover has a long history. As the Soviet era ended and Westerners discovered Central Asian folk arts, the price of antique suzanis skyrocketed. Now maharani arts brings you recent and contemporary suzanis, affordably priced. Our suzanis are genuine folk art, stitched by hand in the traditional manner. Once used as coverlets for the bridal bed, these gorgeous textiles can bring color and texture to any environ. Suzani make delightful wall hangings, bedspreads, furniture throws, pillows, or even tablecloths. Retraced comprehensively in its domestic, stage-by-stage development against the background of artistic achievements and losses, the decorative embroidery in Samarkand is just a branch of the needlework art of Central Asia. With so much in common suzani produced in various regions of Uzbekistan had its own local distinctions and, combination of local types and styles. Differences between these local types have not been accounted for by ethnic identity of their creators: it is impossible to distinguish between Uzbek or Tajik embroideries. In this respect, the art of suzani is universal, for it demonstrated ancient ties between Tajiks and Uzbek-Sarts, including ethnic roots as well. It would be appropriate to remind that contributing to the ethno-genesis of the both nations were some common components. In turn, similar life and economic conditions favored the consolidation and development of identical features in the cultures of Uzbeks-Sarts and Tajiks that had their effect on the traditional applied art, particularly, the art of decorative embroidery. Suzani manufacturing takes much time of craftman. First, embroidery suzani decorated with geometric motifs on a plain fabric. Then hand-dyed. Warp threads are bound and dyed at least six times. Embroidery stitches applied with a needlework or tambour hook. Often, embroidery motifs enter a design through the embroiderer’s or craftsman’s wish to incorporate a unique striking image from their own lives. In this way, motifs deploy powers of sympathetic magic. Thus, suzani resembles geometricized, vaguely floral pattern drawn upon a repertoire of motifs from the dynamic embroideries of the nomadic Uzbek. Embroideries are unique in style, their primitive, dynamic, asymmetrical motifs seeming to float on the background fabric. Please note that we deliver all orders by Uzbekistan Registered Post.  It takes minimum 10-21 business days to reach anywhere in the world. If you are looking for the delivery any sooner, please ask for a priority shipping at an extra cost. Production time is 1-3 business days, not including weekends or holidays.