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Rasht embroidery (Rasht-duzi) vs Needlework embroidery (Suzan-duzi)

رشتی‌دوزی · سوزن‌دوزی

Rasht embroidery (Rasht-duzi): A northern Iranian needlework tradition associated with Rasht in Gilan, combining wool felt or broadcloth appliqué with chain-stitch embroidery for covers, hangings and saddle cloths. Needlework embroidery (Suzan-duzi): A broad term for Iranian needle embroidery on cotton, silk or wool grounds, including counted, darned and satin-stitch work used on covers, garments and prayer cloths.

Side by side

Rasht embroidery (Rasht-duzi)Needlework embroidery (Suzan-duzi)
Persian nameرشتی‌دوزیسوزن‌دوزی
CategoryTextiles · Appliqué and chain-stitch embroideryTextiles · Surface embroidery
Materialswool, silkcotton, silk
Techniquessurface-embroiderysurface-embroidery
Regions—sistan-baluchestan, isfahan, kerman
Periodsqajar, pahlavi, contemporarysafavid, qajar, contemporary
Motifsboteh, eslimi-arabesqueboteh, gol-o-morgh
Current vitalityAt riskAt risk

What they share

  • Materials: silk
  • Techniques: surface-embroidery
  • Motifs: boteh
  • Periods: qajar, contemporary

How to tell them apart

  • Materials such as wool point towards Rasht embroidery (Rasht-duzi).
  • Materials such as cotton point towards Needlework embroidery (Suzan-duzi).
  • The stated place of making is a useful clue, but never proof on its own.

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Disclaimer

This comparison is educational and built from entries still under review. It cannot confirm what a particular object is.