Antique Turkoman Rugs

Turkoman rugs and carpets are woven in the region east of the Caspian Sea known as West Turkestan, populated by nomadic tribes.

Antique Turkoman rug, circa 1880. A Turkoman or Turkmen rug from Turkmenistan formerly part of the Soviet Union.

Antique Turkoman rug, circa 1890. A Turkoman or Turkmen rug from Turkmenistan formerly part of the Soviet Union.

Antique Turkoman rug, circa 1880. A Turkoman or Turkmen rug from Turkmenistan formerly part of the Soviet Union.

Antique Turkoman rug, circa 1880. A Turkoman or Turkmen rug from Turkmenistan formerly part of the Soviet Union.

Antique Turkoman rug, circa 1920, from Turkmenistan hand knotted wool, could be use as wall hanging, floor rug, or large pillowcase.

Late 19th Century (circa 1880–1900) An attractive antique Turkoman tribal rug featuring an all-over arrangement of geometric ashik motifs and stepped octagonal forms on a warm ter...

Owning this Turkoman Tekke Torba Rug isn't merely possessing a piece of decor; it's holding a slice of history, a tangible connection to the nomadic tribes that traversed vast landsc...

Experience the Timeless Elegance of a Belouch Turkoman Rug Step into a world of craftsmanship and tradition with a remarkable antique Belouch turkoman rug measuring 3'11" x 7'5", d...

Turkoman (or Turkmen) rugs, were made by nomadic Turkoman tribes of Central Asia, in and around today's Turkmenistan.

nr. 777 and 779 - Antique rare pair of Turkoman rug bag faces. Very interesting for a collector, but also well-suited for a wide range of interior styles: from rustic to traditional...

This handsome antique Turkoman rug features a classic allover gül composition, meticulously arranged across a saturated rust-red field and accented with steel blue, soft ivory, and c...

The Baluchi people where a tribe of nomads that migrated from region near the Caspian sea to the area of southern Soviet central Asia, Afghanistan Khorasan province of Iran and Pakis...

An attractive antique Yomud Turkoman rug fragment featuring an all-over lattice of large hooked diamond medallions set against a rich madder-red field.

The Baluchi people where a tribe of nomads that migrated from region near the Caspian sea to the area of southern Soviet central Asia, Afghanistan Khorasan province of Iran and Pakis...

The Baluchi people where a tribe of nomads that migrated from region near the Caspian sea to the area of southern Soviet central Asia, Afghanistan Khorasan province of Iran and Pakis...

An antique Central Asian Turkoman gallery rug from the early 20th century.

Owning this Turkoman Tekke Torba Rug isn't merely possessing a piece of decor; it's holding a slice of history, a tangible connection to the nomadic tribes that traversed vast landsc...

Classic Bokara with very close knotting and design: for connoisseurs. Perfect on the wall, because now it is a bit delicate.

This traditional beautiful rug features a multitude of beautifully angular elements, chosen for their presence with the rich colors and characteristic octagonal Ersari tribal guls. A...

Yomut are Turkoman rugs and are very popular. An Asmalyk is a rug used in a Turkmen wedding procession.

An early 20th century Turkoman rug, handwoven in a distinctive tribal vocabulary, with a series of stylized knotted lines and other embroidered ones in Bordeaux and blue.

The wool appears soft and lustrous, and the rug has aged beautifully, developing the mellow character associated with quality antique Turkoman rugs.

Antique Turkoman Bokhara Yomut rug, circa 1890. Yomut rugs are one of the most popular of Turkoman rugs.

Antique Ersari Turkoman Rug Antique Tribal Rug Geometric Wool Foundation "This is a beautiful antique Turkoman rug with a beautiful geometric pattern.

The tribal mixture of hitherto separate designs is a feature of 20th century Turkoman rugs when tribal distinctions became less important.

54127 Antique Turkoman Rug, 09'03 x 11'11. The Veiled Horizon: An Antique Turkoman Masterpiece of Organic Modern Elegance.

This is a beautiful antique Tekke Turkoman rug featuring an intricate geometric pattern that reflects its rich cultural heritage.

Antique Ersari Turkoman Gül Runner, Late 19th Century, 4'0" x 9'10", Red and Indigo Wool, 1800s Origin: Amu Darya region, Central Asia (Ersari Turkoman) Circa: Late 19th century Type...

Turkoman rugs and carpets are woven in the region east of the Caspian Sea known as West Turkestan, populated by nomadic tribes.

Turkoman rugs and carpets are woven in the region east of the Caspian Sea known as West Turkestan, populated by nomadic tribes.

Owning this Turkoman Tekke Torba Rug isn't merely possessing a piece of decor; it's holding a slice of history, a tangible connection to the nomadic tribes that traversed vast landsc...

Turkoman rugs and carpets are woven in the region east of the Caspian Sea known as West Turkestan, that is populated by nomadic tribes.

Antique Ersari Turkmen rug of scarce design Circa 1850 or earlier The rug is very similar to one published by George O'Bannon, in 'Turkoman rugs' page 21, the rug is described as be...

Hand-knotted antique ethnic rug from Eastern Turkey, circa 1940. Size: 3ft 6 in x 5ft 8in. Traditional Turkish carpet with floral abstract design. Antique oriental accent rug - carpe...

Small hand-knotted rug from Eastern Turkey, Antique oriental accent rug, carpet or mat. Vintage Turkish rug with rare colors. This hand-knotted rug has an unusual green field wit...

Antique Turkish Çekme Talisman Rug, Konya Province, Evil Eye Motif, Nazar, Indigo Mohair, Religious Art, Wall-Hanging, Tülü Rug Origin: Konya Province, Central Anatolia, Turkey Circa...

Antique Turkish Çekme Tülü, Konya Region, Circa 1920s, 3'11" x 5'8", Undyed Mohair, Nazar, Evil Eye Talismanic Rug, Religious Art, Wall-Hanging, Fiber Arts Origin: Konya Province, Ce...

A few centuries back, almost all Turkmen rugs were produced by nomadic tribes almost entirely with locally-obtained materials, wool from the herds and vegetable dyes or other natu...

Almost all Turkmen rugs were produced by nomadic tribes almost entirely with locally obtained materials, wool from the herds and vegetable dyes, or other natural dyes from the land. ...

Turkoman rugs are often called “Bokara” in the rug trade, after the chief central Asian city from which they were exported to the West.

This striking antique Turkmen long rug exemplifies classic nomadic weaving traditions of Central Asia. The elongated format is organized into horizontal bands filled with repeating g...

Magnificent antique large Ersari Rug with an intricate geometric design. It is a very fine piece and was acquired from a Manhattan NY estate. A timeless statement piece with rich cha...

The rug displays the classic four-panel tent-door composition framed by bold geometric borders and an architectural canopy motif.

Sturdy and as clean as a brand new rug (deep washed professionally).

An old Turkoman Bokara: it was saddlebag, but the back (woven in natural wool) was completely destroyed. after washing it well, I simply folded the back fabric. Its size is cm. 50 a...

Turkoman rugs are often called “Bokara” in the rug trade, after the chief central Asian city from which they were exported to the West.

A few centuries back, almost all Turkmen rugs were produced by nomadic tribes almost entirely with locally-obtained materials, wool from the herds and vegetable dyes or other natu...

Almost all Turkmen rugs were produced by nomadic tribes almost entirely with locally obtained materials, wool from the herds and vegetable dyes, or other natural dyes from the land. ...

nr. 1034 - This horse saddle is rare because Turkoman nomads prepare this type of saddle only for their internal use, not for export. Besides its workmanship is very accurate: may be...

This is an antique Turkoman carpet. A Caucasian, hand woven lounge or hallway rug, dating to the late 19th century, circa 1900.

An antique central Asian Turkoman carpet from the early 20th century. Measures: 6' 5" x 9' 11"

An antique Central Asian Turkemon throw rug. This classic Turkoman prayer scatter from Central Asia has the characteristic squared and stepped wide mihrab arch supported by two colum...

This is an antique near-pair of Bokhara rugs. A Middle Eastern nomadic Turkoman or Tekke carpet or wall covering, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1910.

Almost all Turkmen rugs were produced by nomadic tribes almost entirely with locally obtained materials, wool from the herds and vegetable dyes, or other natural dyes from the land. ...

A small carpet which adds character to any decor. A short term 50% discount. A fine example of a square Turkoman in small format, produced in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. Often therefore ref...

Special raw wool embroidery on a wool base as the first ones dated from the 5th century B.C., found under ground in the frozen "kurgan" in Siberia and now in the Hermitage Museum i...