Turkmen Yomut Asmalyk

Yomut Chuval Mat, Mid-19th Century Yomut weavings are by far the most diverse Turkmen group, incorporating several types of weaves and a variety of color palettes. This Yomut ‘chuva...

Antique Turkmen Yomut Main Carpet Rug, 19th Century This classic Turkmen main carpet uses the so-called ‘kepse gul’ field design against a saturated plum madder ground. Elongated ‘kepse guls’ are drawn diagonally across the field alternating with white and red variants. Though slightly smaller than most of the type, the long and narrow proportions of this piece are in keeping with Yomut carpets and their particular proportions. The ‘syrga’ and ‘running dog’ border are likewise quintessentially Yomut, and in combination with the field design give this carpet the impression of a large luxurious Turkmen bag...

Antique Yomut Turkmen asmalyk with 'tree' design. This superb example of a Yomut Turkmen asmalyk has the very scarce 'tree' design, also known as the 'gapyrga' design. Asmalyk were used to decorate the flanks of the camels in the Yomut Turkmen wedding procession, they usually formed part of the brides dowry and were woven in pairs. They were prized possessions and often displayed hanging...

This exquisite antique Yomut Chuval bag from the early 1900s showcases the timeless artistry of Turkmen weaving. The front features the iconic 3×3 Turkmen Gul (medallion or flower) d...