COLORFUL HAND EMBROIDERED SUZANI ORIENTAL HOME INTERIOR

COLORFUL HAND EMBROIDERED SUZANI ORIENTAL HOME INTERIOR

There are a lot of people who enjoy decorating with beautiful and original pieces of art. Some may think that they spent a fortune on it. If you are a collector or a dealer of art this is an excellent opportunity to purchase for your own investment. Women have been doing embroidery work for thousands of years, in fact in very early England and then America too, a young respectable girl was started at a very early age to learn how to embroidery and that would be one of her "good qualities" when it came time to marry her off. It was unheard of for a woman back in those times not to know how to do needlepoint. The Portuguese, Dutch and English have been known for their beautiful designs of embroidery. Our eBay store DESERT-of-SUZANI would like to present to you the piece of fine hand embroideries - Surhandarya suzani. By the end of the 19th century, a number of local schools of embroidery had developed in Uzbekistan. On the one hand, they had much in common as regards the nature of their compositions and ornamental decor; on the other, they differed because of their own, unique features and the variety of ways in which decorative motifs and colouring were handled. The embroidery of Surhandarya, one of the oldest towns in Central Asia, is of particular interest. The distinctive feature of urban suzani is that they have compositions involving a large medallion in the form of a floral rosette in the middle of the main panel, an abundance and wealth of floral motifs and a carefully decorated wide border. The border generally consisted of three parts - a main central one and two additional, narrow ones - but was just as wide as the suzani middle panel. Such compositional treatments were also typical of carpets, which often served as examples for the seamstresses to imitate. Surhandarya suzani patterns consists of identical blossoming bushes on a central field. The blossoming bush is a classic motif, widespread in art of the Muslim East. It is used in wood painting and carving, ganch carving, ceramics, embroidery and carpets. However, this composition - strict rows of bushes is characteristic only for the embroidery.