Antique Ottoman Empire Raised Gold and Silver Metallic Embroidery Tughra (#E022825 | 16.5 X 16.5

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Antique Ottoman Empire Raised Gold and Silver Metallic Embroidery Tughra (#E022825 | 16.5 X 16.5")Antique Ottoman Empire raised gold and silver metallic Tughra embroidery possibly belonging to Sultan Mahmud II (1808 1839) hand stitched on Coral velvet. Hand trimmed with vintage gold metallic cording, knotted in the corners. Down filled. 16. 5 x 16. 5"

Hand embroidered by one artist in a traditional chain stitch with flicker stitching adding depth and movement the oversize palm motifs

Hand loomed Teal silk ground with hand embroidered silk medallions in shades of red

who brushed crushed lapis dust on her eyelids

There is a remarkable modernity to this piece despite its deep roots in tradition—its large-scale botanical form reading almost like textile art

Fabric: Rattan and Cotton (inner lining patterns will differ)

Antique ecclesiastic raised silver metallic embroidery of a fleur de lis on Dusty Rose velvet

pale green pink

this hand-stitched textile is defined by an unusual diamond lattice—an architectural composition that lends the piece both structure and visual intrigue

creating a graceful interplay between structure and movement that draws the eye across the field

Antique ecclesiastic gold and silver metallic embroidered applique of the pelican in her piety with sequin work star burst

36" unclasped

fauteuil and framed with warm silver metallic semi serpentine galon on vanilla velvet

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