This magnificent textile is an authentic Antique Indian Tribal Embroidery,  originating from the highly sought-after Kutch region—areas renowned for their rich, detailed mirror-work. This piece immediately captivates with its dense stitching, vibrant color palette, and intricate application of Shisha embroidery, where small, convex mirrors are sewn into the fabric. Historically, this mirror-work technique was not just decorative; it served a vital cultural function, symbolically warding off the evil eye by reflecting negativity away from the wearer or home. The textile features complex geometric patterns and possibly stylized human or animal figures, achieved through fine hand-stitching in silk and cotton. The substantial size is ideal for transforming into a dramatic wall panel.

This piece is a powerful focal point for Maximalist, Boho-Luxe, or Global Eclectic spaces. Hang it prominently in a living room or bedroom, where its vibrant colors (reds, yellows, greens) and the reflective quality of the Shisha mirrors can truly shine, instantly adding texture, history, and light refraction to your décor.

• *Era: Antique
• *Material: Cotton/Silk
• *Size: 57"(L) x 55"(W) 
• *Color: Red/Multi
• *Wash Care Instructions: Dry Clean Only
• *Condition: Hand-woven, antique or vintage fabrics may show wear, uneven edges, discoloration & slight blemishes. Please note: As a testament to its rich history, this vintage textile shows signs of wear, including small rips or holes.

Found in India

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