Suzani Throw Pillow sesami-service making it resistant to the

making it resistant to the weight and friction of repeated grain storage

and a hand that will soften with wear

The fabric has a deep indigo color

Because this is cut from a single antique textile

Cut from a mid-to-late 1800s Japanese katazome

Suzani Throw Pillow sesami-service making it resistant to theCut from a late 19th century Suzani Uzbekistan. I found this Suzani on a sourcing trip through Central Asia. It was hand embroidered in Uzbekistan, likely made by a woman, or a group of women, in preparation for a wedding. The floral patterns, the sunburst shapestheyre bold, but not flashy. Stitched onto handwoven cotton, the threadwork shows age in the best way. Some areas are worn thin, others repaired with care. Its lived a life. Passed through