A Silk Embroidered Child's Chapan, Uzbekistan, Early Twentieth Century of purple hand embroidered shot silk, lined in floral printed cotton
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A SILK EMBROIDERED CHILD'S CHAPAN, UZBEKISTAN, EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY of purple hand embroidered shot silk, lined in floral printed cotton, with buttonhole stitch embroidery and green tablet braid edging, approximately 63cm in length Condition Report: Generally in good condition with some loose stitching on the embroidery, some surface dirt and grease marks on sleeves and lower back.
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