Turkmen Furniture

Little Turkoman Bokara: perfect in colors, in pattern, in state of preservation. It deserves to be placed on a surface to be admired. ref. nr. 675

Yomut Main Carpet, 19th Century (3rd Quarter) Additional Information: Dimensions: 6'6" x 10'6" Origin: Turkmenistan Period: 19th Century Rug ID: 23027

nr. 1046 - What to do with this fragment? Lining a small armchair, hanging on the wall as a souvenir, placed on a piece of furniture under a sculpture, or simply a nice cushion: it...

This magnificent antique carpet is a mid-19th-century example of a chuval (rug) typical of the Tekke region of Turkmenistan. Chuvals are traditional Turkmen home textiles, often used...

From my private collection: some rare nomadic antique stripes, with wonderful colors, perfect. If You want only the little one (at the top) look to LU1379245132482.

Turkoman embroidered stripes: everyone has been hand-embroidered by Turkoman women. I just checked them, cleaned them and put the bows on. You can c...

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

This luxurious tent bag was woven in western Central Asia by the nomadic Saryk tribe of Turkmen. Its fine attention to detail and use of luxurious materials s...

This long shallow Turkmen tentbag has a thick and meaty handle. As the main design it uses a variant of the so-called ‘chuval gul’ with the ‘chemcheh’ minor, so popular among the Yom...