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| The loveliness, fervor, inspiration, and procedures never stop to amaze as it comes to customary textile design. Some of such great examples are pieces called Suzanis which are hand-crafted by the Central Asian women. Habitually, the embroidery stitch utilized in those pieces are chain stitch, so in the spirit of these gorgeous Suzani embroidery stitches, the elegant pieces can give a new and stunning look to your home. Suzani actually denotes needlework, but to the collectors, the term has a more precise connotation: suzani is synonymous with the magnificent Uzbekistan embroideries. Recently, the world has witnessed a notable revival of this mature time-honored art form. In the 19th century, Uzbek women crafted fabulous embroidered bed or table covers, hangings, wrapping textiles, Suzani pillows or prayer mats for their homes and daughters' dowries. Since the Soviet Era concluded and Westerners got more familiar with the most select Uzbek pieces, costs for traditional designs escalated outrageously. A renewal of the old structures and methods was a normal expansion as newer markets opened. Now stunning present-day embroideries beautify just not Uzbek homes, but grace the European and American homes too, while gifted and diligent Uzbek women have a gracious and new source of income. Each Suzani is exclusive in design. Being a Suzani designer was, and remains to be, the privilege of experts. Conventionally, the skills are gifted down from mother to daughter and some families became well-known within the communities for their exclusive patterns or symbols. Although the outcome is typical, most Suzani designs possess the same structural plan; an inner field encircled by frames on all four sides. This method has an extensive tradition in the Central Asian arts, and also Islamic art. The finest Suzani pieces on velvet pillow covers are truly nice-looking, with brilliant design, outstanding materials, and superior craftsmanship. If you deal almost exclusively in antique textiles, you'd be incapable of resisting these attractive embroideries. 0 comment Follow this blog with this RSS feed |
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