Other brand - Hat (4) - Cotton

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A lot of four handmade Central Asian cotton skullcaps of Uzbek and Tajik origin, featuring Shahrisabz/Bukhara style embroidery, in excellent condition with dates ranging from the 1960s to the 2010s.

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This exclusive lot features a collection of 3 authentic, completely handmade traditional Central Asian skullcaps dating back to 20th century. These pieces represent the pinnacle of traditional Uzbek and Tajik textile craftsmanship.
Each cap is richly adorned with symbolic embroidery. The bottom-right piece is a magnificent specimen of the famous
"Shahrisabz" or "Bukhara" style, characterized by its vibrant floral cross-stitch on a clean white ground but its new maybe 4 years old and machine made.

This exclusive lot features a collection of 3 authentic, completely handmade traditional Central Asian skullcaps dating back to 20th century. These pieces represent the pinnacle of traditional Uzbek and Tajik textile craftsmanship.
Each cap is richly adorned with symbolic embroidery. The bottom-right piece is a magnificent specimen of the famous
"Shahrisabz" or "Bukhara" style, characterized by its vibrant floral cross-stitch on a clean white ground but its new maybe 4 years old and machine made.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
4
Brand
Other brand
Material
Cotton
Hat size
M, One size, XL
Condition
Excellent condition, barely used with minimal signs of wear
Estimated period
2010, 1960-1970, 1990-2000
TürkiyeVerified
215
Objects sold
100%
Private

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