Vintage Suzani with Cotton Embroidery on a Silk/Satin Ground in Vibrant Violet with Yellow Teapots bakhmal The repeating rosette motifs evoke

The repeating rosette motifs evoke the idea of three suns or flowers in quiet procession — a rhythm of balance

To create our beautiful Black and White Geometric Pattern Rectangle - Silk Ikat cushions

This flattering coat can be worn over anything to create an instantly sophisticated look - the box pleat at the back adds a neat and tailored touch

During an Uzbek wedding ceremony an hand-embroidered square cloth called a Bolinpush was held like a canopy over the bride

To create our beautiful Blue Tulips and Peppers Silk Ikat cushions

Vintage Suzani with Cotton Embroidery on a Silk/Satin Ground in Vibrant Violet with Yellow Teapots bakhmal The repeating rosette motifs evokeThis vibrant and fun Suzani adds a wonderful exotic touch to a room when used as a throw on an armchair or sofa and even as tablecloth. It would also look fabulous as a wall hanging or framed as a piece of art. The little embroidered cloths are known as Tokchapush. They are usually square and are used to cover niches that were used to store folded bedding or clothing, as well as used as pillow covers.