Description
This handsome Turkmen main yurt carpet was made by the Yomut tribe in the trans-Caspian Steppes circa 1870-1880. It comprises a beautiful madder-red field with a plethora of Yomut 'dyrnak' guls and protected by a striking ivory main border. The Yomut Turkmen used two types of guls in their main carpets, one being the 'dyrnak' gul, the other being the 'kepse' gul.
Both 'elems' (end panels) are different - stylised trees one end and flowers the other end - which adds to the charm of this magnificent carpet. Added to all this, the selvedges are over-bound in silk which suggests this carpet was made for an important tribal member, such as a khan.
Size: 3.05m x 2.00m (10' 0" x 6' 6").
Viewing by appointment only.
Internal Ref: BM/YC
Dimensions
Height = 305 cm (120")
Width = 200 cm (79")
Depth = 0 cm (0")
Antique Turkmen Main Carpet, Yomut Tribes, Trans-Caspian Steppes, Turkmenistan, Central Asia.
Price
SOLD
Item Ref
BM/YC
Description
This handsome Turkmen main yurt carpet was made by the Yomut tribe in the trans-Caspian Steppes circa 1870-1880. It comprises a beautiful madder-red field with a plethora of Yomut 'dyrnak' guls and protected by a striking ivory main border. The Yomut Turkmen used two types of guls in their main carpets, one being the 'dyrnak' gul, the other being the 'kepse' gul.
Both 'elems' (end panels) are different - stylised trees one end and flowers the other end - which adds to the charm of this magnificent carpet. Added to all this, the selvedges are over-bound in silk which suggests this carpet was made for an important tribal member, such as a khan.
Size: 3.05m x 2.00m (10' 0" x 6' 6").
Viewing by appointment only.
Internal Ref: BM/YC
Dimensions
Height = 305 cm (120")
Width = 200 cm (79")
Depth = 0 cm (0")
This item is SOLD and is no longer available to purchase.