The third door hanging, and the one that is easiest to use on a wall, because the ground is a single colour: red cotton throughout, with a plain centre and a deep embroidered frame on all four sides. The frame carries a run of roundels in orange, white and black joined by a scrolling vine, with an inner line of small motifs — the previous listing identified a jug among them, a motif that does occur on Uzbek embroideries; look for it in the close-up photographs. Corners are turned cleanly, which is not always the case on household pieces.
Silk thread on cotton, hand-embroidered in the Soviet period. Vintage, shown as it is.
Product details
- Type: vintage suzani door hanging (pardah), wall hanging or bed cover
- Origin: Uzbekistan
- Period: Soviet-era
- Technique: hand embroidery, silk on cotton
- Size: 190 × 158 cm (75 × 62 in)
- Colours: red ground; orange; white; black
- Motif: roundel-and-vine borders, plain centre; jug motif
- Condition: vintage, as photographed
- Care: dry-clean recommended
Character and use
With a plain centre this works as a bed cover as well as a hanging — the frame sits at the mattress edge. See Large Suzani; for the meaning of the jug and other motifs, what symbols are hidden in suzani. Ships from Bukhara by tracked airmail: USA 9–18 working days, Europe and the UK 8–16, elsewhere 10–20.














