chair harpy eagle

Harpy Eagle is an antique nursing chair from the third part of the 19^th century (1850-1875). It has original horn wheels. The front of Harpy Eagle is upholstered with fabric Mohawk from Lorca. The back has been covered with a Suzani from Uzbekistan. Suzanis are embroidered pieces of cloth made in the region of Central Asia. They are an important part of a girl’s dowry and are also used for decorative purposes in Central Asian households. The suzani used at the back of Harpy Eagle shows a bird and flowers. A bird symbolizes the connection between heaven and earth. Most people believe that the flower motives are symbols of fertility and prosperity.

Dimensions Harpy Eagle: H82 x W51 x D50.