Antique Yomut Chuval

Turkomen carpets of this size and quality have been continually in demand but very difficult to acquire. Verified as to age, it appears to have been woven for a chieftan or tribal leader as it would require a large yurt to accommodate it , and its date of origin is earlier than the period wherein significant, if any ,importation of Turkomen carpets to the West occurred. The wool (warp and weft) of this carpet is of superior and lanolin rich quality with a beautiful soft feel and pile in excellent condition. The richness of the colours—triple dipped in the dye vat...

These hard-to-find large saddle bags, which were used by Salor Turkomen nomadic tribes can serve as stuffed and comfortable cushions, to form a bottom and back unit, or are entirely ...

An especially detailed Bidjar, colourful and intricate. The dynamism of the outer border -and the field – exhibit the high degree of art and craft typical of Bidjar carpets – which a...

A very fine, soft Qashgai in a tighter weave than is often found. Its 6 intricate borders deserve careful inspection, as a sign of high quality, painstaking handmade production in th...

Antique Yomut Turkmen nine gul chuval complete with plain weave back. The chuval is well drawn with a rich colour palette, the elem panel at the base ...

Antique Yomut Turkmen 9 gul chuval with good colour including light blues Circa 1900 A pleasing well drawn example with a traditional Yomut border and very decorative elem There is ...

Antique Turkmen Yomut Chuval, 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 1'10" W x 3'5" L Origin: Turkmenistan Period: 19th Century (4th Quarter) Rug ID: 19386

Antique Yomut Chuval, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 3'5" L x 2'3" W Origin: Turkmenistan Period: Late 19th Century