Immerse yourself in the rich textile traditions of Central Asia with this exceptional Early 1900s Vintage Uzbek Flat-Woven Soumak Kilim. This captivating piece is a testament to the artistry and technical prowess of Uzbek tribal weavers, showcasing their distinctive "soumak" weaving technique.

The kilim features an intricate composition of rows of varied geometric and tribal designs, rendered in a sophisticated palette of brown, gold, ivory, and delicate lavender, with additional accents of green and rich burgundy. The deliberate arrangement of these patterns and colors creates a visually dynamic and engaging surface that tells a story of cultural heritage.

Given its abundant beautiful design and special size, this Uzbek kilim transcends its traditional use as a floor covering. It is ideally suited to be celebrated as wall tapestry art, transforming any space with its unique texture, historical depth, and vibrant artistic expression. This piece offers a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic example of Central Asian tribal art, perfect for discerning collectors and interior design professionals seeking a truly unique and impactful statement.

Date of Manufacture:  1st Quarter 20th Century

Place of Origin:  Central Asia

Material:  Wool pile on a wool foundation with natural vegetable dyes

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 1245

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