Antique Parsi Silk Embroidered Tunic Panel with Birds: C19th India antique embroidered Pelmet Piccadilly’ (London) which suggests it

Piccadilly’ (London) which suggests it was never used

playing musical instruments

Decorative tambour work stitching is then added to the whole piece

Highly collectible and decorative they would be a great addition to a collection or for costume study purposes

These were produced to meet the European demand for this popular type of exotic wall decoration which was much in demand

Antique Parsi Silk Embroidered Tunic Panel with Birds: C19th India antique embroidered Pelmet Piccadilly’ (London) which suggests itItem Details. A museum worthy traditional womans tunic panel from India, hand embroidered by the Parsi community and dating from the 19th century. Hand embroidered onto fine midnight black silk with a floral embroidered border running around the hem and sleeve openings, and a decorative pattern with birds and flower motifs it is a highly decorative and attractive piece. This form of embroidery is traditional of the Parsi community. The womans tunic