This rare Uzbek Lakai tray cover, dating from 1890 to 1910, showcases the exceptional artistry of Central Asian textile traditions. Hand-embroidered with fine silk threads on a base of felted wool, the piece reflects the bold design language and spiritual symbolism characteristic of the Lakai people.
Measuring approximately 67 cm by 70 cm, this textile would have originally served as a decorative cover for serving trays during special occasions. Its vibrant silk embroidery, full of intricate motifs, speaks to the deep cultural heritage and craftsmanship of 19th-century Uzbekistan.
A collector’s item with historical significance, this tray cover is ideal for textile enthusiasts, museums, or those seeking a unique statement piece of authentic Central Asian heritage.
