Antique Yomut Turkmen Rug With Octagonal Guls, Circa 1900

Antique Tekke Turkmen main carpet with 4 rows of 13 Tekke guls Circa 1900 The carpet has a good madder red ground colour, the design is traditional Tekke Turkmen with rows of large ...

Antique Tekke Turkmen rug of fine weave and small square size Circa 1900 These rugs are considered to be ‘dowry’ weavings used by the Turkmen bride on her wedding day This example ...

Antique Yomut Turkmen rug with Darnyk gul design to the field Circa 1870 or earlier The rug has a warm aubergine coloured field decorated with rows of large Darnyk guls, the ivory g...

Antique Tekke Turkmen ‘dip khali’ rug, with warm brown / red ground colour Circa 1900 'Dip Kahli' are considered to be ‘half size’ rugs; half the length and half the width of a main...

This handmade vintage Turkmen Tekke rug from the 1950s is an exquisite example of traditional craftsmanship. Measuring 5.9 feet (180 cm) in length and 4 feet (121 cm) in width, this ...

Discover the exceptional artistry and rich heritage of this magnificent Mid-20th Century Vintage Turkmen Yomut Soumak Rug. Woven in the early 1900s in Central Asia.  This rug is created using the unique Soumak tapestry technique, a robust and decorative flat weave that is thicker and more durable than a traditional kilim.  The main field of this Yomut Soumak is a rich and vibrant red, providing a powerful and inviting backdrop for its beautiful all-over geometric design. The intricate geometric motifs are rendered in a sophisticated palette of deep dark blue and luminous cream, creating a captivating contrast against the red field. Woven with a wool foundation and a plush wool pile, this rug is a beautifully created tribal textile with a powerful sense of authenticity and history.  The Soumak weaving technique involves wrapping colored weft threads over and under the warp threads, adding both strength and an intricate, embroidery-like pattern. Unlike kilims, Soumak weaving lacks the characteristic slits, resulting in a smooth front face and a textured back. Dimensions: 6’ 2” x 12’ Date of Manufacture: 2nd Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Central Asia Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation and silk highlights with vegetable dyes Condition: Excellent The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 1045 Turkmen Tribal Rugs, Turkmen Rugs, Vintage Turkmen Rugs, Antique Turkmen Rugs, Turkmen Carpets, Turkmen Saddlebags, Antique Tribal Weaving, Afghan Salt Bags, Afghan Tribal Bags, Baluch Tribal Bags, Baluch Saddlebags, Tribal Weaving, Tribal Salt Bags, Central Asian Bags, Baluch Bags, Antique Turkmen Chuval Rugs, Nomadic Tribal Rugs, Small Afghan Rugs...

Middle of 19th Century Central Asia Turkmen Chodor Main Rug Size 190 x 310 cm (74,8 x 122 In) This elegant Turkmen Chodur Main carpet is a work of art from the mid-19th century. Thi...

The design on this antique Western Anatolian Bergama first appeared on a group of early Turkish rugs from the Ottoman period called 'Large Pattern Holbein', and is characterised by a...