Sidorenko, Anna Ivanovna

Zolotoe shite Bukhary [Gold Embroidery of Bukhara]

Tashkent: Izdatelstvo literatury i iskusstva imeni Gafura Guliama, 1981. Item #1346

110 pages: illustrations (some color), portraits. 27 cm. Bound in a decorative hardcover with a printed dust jacket, this edition remains in very good condition with minimal wear to the edges.

This bilingual album, presented in Russian and English, provides a richly illustrated exploration of the traditional craft of gold embroidery in Bukhara, a distinguished art form of Uzbekistan. Authored by notable scholars Sidorenko, Artykov, and Radzhabov, the book delves into the techniques, history, and cultural significance of gold embroidery, highlighting its blend of ancient decorative motifs with contemporary influences. It contains a detailed narrative on the intricate craftsmanship and its role in preserving Uzbekistan’s artistic heritage.

This publication showcases high-quality reproductions of traditional Central Asian embroidery patterns, including garments, decorative panels, and other artifacts. Accompanied by insightful descriptive texts, it serves as an essential reference for researchers, collectors, and enthusiasts of Central Asian art and craftsmanship, highlighting the intricate details and cultural significance of these traditional designs.

Price: $70.00