Nurata Suzani

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Nurata Suzani photo gallery

Nurata is a town in Uzbekistan. Find examples of Nurata suzanis from exhibitions and auctions in this gallery.

Some of the best suzanis in the region from the 19th century came from Nurata. One of the main features of local covers is airy patterns (1).

A Nurata Suzani embroidered in silk on cotton exhibited by Joss Graham
A Nurata Suzani embroidered in silk on cotton exhibited by Joss Graham (LARTA Opening Night 2014)
Lot 155, a Nurata Suzani with beautiful colours depicting small birds in a fine flower-and-leaf pattern, Uzbekistan, 19th ct.
Nurata Suzani with beautiful colours depicting small birds in a fine flower-and-leaf pattern, Uzbekistan, 19th ct. (Nagel’s 19 March 2013)
Mid 19th Nurata Suzani 225x159 cm, Uzbekistan. Exhibitor Serkan Sari
Mid 19th Nurata Suzani 225×159 cm, Uzbekistan. Exhibitor Serkan Sari (Sartirana Textile Show 13-16 September 2012)
1. Outstanding and rare Uzbek Suzani (possibly Bukhara or Nurata) with Safavid pattern and metal-thread background. Late 19th century 150x225 cm. Exhibitor Alberto Boralevi.
Outstanding and rare Uzbek Suzani (possibly Bukhara or Nurata) with Safavid pattern and metal-thread background. Late 19th century 150×225 cm. Exhibitor Alberto Boralevi. (Karma preview 2011)
Nurata Bokhtshe, Embroidery, Usbekistan, 71 x 70 cm, 1st half 19th century. Exhibitor Mohammad Tehrani.
Nurata Bokhtshe, Embroidery, Usbekistan, 71 x 70 cm, 1st half 19th century. Exhibitor Mohammad Tehrani. (Dealers’ Fair preview ICOC 2011)

Resources:

1: The Love and Beauty of Wedding Suzani from the Collection of the Russian State Museum of Oriental Art by Vera Myasina