Rare 1960s Afghan Suede Lamb Shearling Penny Lane Coat – Tomato Red with Cream Trimmings 1920s shoulders are generously cut

shoulders are generously cut

A beautiful 1970s brocade coat in warm caramel brown and antique gold with dramatic faux fur trim along the collar

and clearly intended as a wearable accessory rather than a ceremonial object

richly embroidered with a central bird motif surrounded by floral details and a decorative geometric border inspired by East Asian design

Sleeve Length: 49 cm / 19

Rare 1960s Afghan Suede Lamb Shearling Penny Lane Coat – Tomato Red with Cream Trimmings 1920s shoulders are generously cutAn extraordinary and highly collectible Afghan coat from the 1960s, crafted in a breathtaking tomato red suede with long, creamy natural trimmings and delicate pastel embroidery throughout. This particular colourway is exceptionally rare and sought after, placing this piece firmly in the realm of true collectors Afghans rather than later, more common examples. Afghan coats entered Western wardrobes in the 1960s via the Silk Road and Hippie Trail,