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540 - 19th-Century Ottoman Balkan "Jelek" Folk Vest 19th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Materials: wool broadcloth, gilt thread, cotton lining, coral beaded detailing. Marking(s): None Cataloguer's Note: Common throughout the regions of the former Ottoman Empire—including Turkey, Albania, Greece, and Serbia—these short, sleeveless waistcoats were worn for festive or ceremonial occasions. The piece is highly characteristic of late 19th-century regional folk costumes, featuring a tailored silhouette adorned with dense, couch-stitched metallic cord embroidery (sirma) arranged in sweeping curvilinear patterns. A standout detail of this piece is the double row of structural, spherical fabric knot buttons lining the front opening, complemented by a vibrant checkered cotton lining. For similar, see The MET: Object No. 2017.386.1, Curatorial Dept. Islamic Art, on view in Gallery 599. H 12" x W 14.25"
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19th-Century Ottoman Balkan "Jelek" Folk Vest 19th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Materials: wool broadcloth, gilt thread, cotton lining, coral beaded detailing. Marking(s): None Cataloguer's Note: Common throughout the regions of the former Ottoman Empire—including Turkey, Albania, Greece, and Serbia—these short, sleeveless waistcoats were worn for festive or ceremonial occasions. The piece is highly characteristic of late 19th-century regional folk costumes, featuring a tailored silhouette adorned with dense, couch-stitched metallic cord embroidery (sirma) arranged in sweeping curvilinear patterns. A standout detail of this piece is the double row of structural, spherical fabric knot buttons lining the front opening, complemented by a vibrant checkered cotton lining. For similar, see The MET: Object No. 2017.386.1, Curatorial Dept. Islamic Art, on view in Gallery 599. H 12" x W 14.25" Good antique condition with some discoloration, bead loss. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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