1960s/70s Inky Black Embroidered Afghan Shearling Coat with Lambswool Lining

1960s/70s Inky Black Embroidered Afghan Shearling Coat with Lambswool LiningAn exceptional and highly collectible 1970s Afghan shearling coat, richly embroidered and trimmed in thick, satiny yak fur. What makes this piece particularly rare is the deep, inky black suede an unusually rich and even black tone with no fading or brown undertones, which is seldom found in Afghan coats of this era. The coat is constructed from firm black suede, densely worked with bold, graphic embroidery throughout the body and sleeves. The

Though likely intended as a traditional kurta or over-dress

Istanbul and European markets in the late 1960s–70s

The painterly floral print

honest signs of wear to the suede consistent with age

A stunning late 1960s–1970s New Zealand sheepskin coat in a beautiful soft cream tone — incredibly plush

fluid silhouette

The rich caramel and deep brown tones have beautiful movement in the light

Waist: 36 cm / 14

This is discreet when worn and has no impact on stability

but could be gently polished if a brighter finish is preferred

Style the dress solo with sandals and layered silver jewellery

Please note the hole under the arm is on the outer superficial layer- the inner lining is still in tact and strong