A timeless example of Central Asian textile artistry, this traditional Uzbek chapan dates to the mid-19th century and is crafted from handwoven silk ikat on a cotton foundation. The interior is lined in cotton.

This particular piece showcases a striking zigzag motif in vivid shades of pink, olive green, and ivory, framed with a rich violet trim. Created using a meticulous resist-dyeing technique, the dynamic pattern reflects the rich cultural heritage of Uzbekistan’s deep-rooted textile traditions.

Typically worn as an outer robe, the chapan features a relaxed silhouette with side slits, making it both elegant and functional. While fully wearable, we also recommend displaying this piece as wall art to highlight its visual and cultural impact.

Dimensions
Length (Neck to Hem) 130 cm (50.4 in)
Width (Sleeve to sleeve) 204 cm (80.3 in)

Framing & Shipping Note:
This chapan is sold as a wearable or collectible textile with standard shipping included. If you would like to have it professionally framed for wall display, please contact us before purchasing for a framing and shipping quote. Framing involves sewing the chapan onto a custom-sized wooden frame covered in linen or cotton fabric. Please note that additional charges apply for both framing and the increased shipping costs due to size and packaging.