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Vintage Uzbekistan saye gosha or segusha. These V shaped textiles are originally household decorations used to drape over folded bedding or drape over shelves. Materials feel natural, most probably cotton, silk, or a blend. Fringe is attached to a braided band that is in turn sewn to the bottom of the V-shape panel. Dyes could be natural and may bleed if they get wet. Central Asian embroidery is immaculate and very precise. A beautiful old piece. Saye Gosha are found throughout southern Central Asia, made by Turkmen, Uzbek, and Kyrghiz craftswomen. There are stylistic differences between the pieces from each of these peoples, but all are V-shaped and embroidered. Many also include tassels or fringe of either fiber or beadwork. On some pieces the inside of the V is filled with a square panel that is also embroidered.
Item No. TSG0079
Length of Arms: About 24 inches one side and 25 inches the other
Width of Embroidery: About 7 inches
Length (Drop): About 13 inches top of embroidery to bottom of fringe
Materials: Cotton or silk or a blend of both
Lining: Floral trade cloth
Color: Multi
Additional Info:
Additional Information: Amazingly detailed embroidery and nicely finished.
This piece was probably made by an expert in traditional arts.
Dyes are probably natural and could bleed if this piece gets wet.
Only a few signs of fading and no signs of wear.
Country of Origin: Uzbekistan
Condition: Vintage
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