Turkmen rugs

This late 19th century about 1890’s Beshir Torba measures 1’2” X 4’0”. It has various leaves in various colors of red on a dark brown ground. It is full pile. The ends and sides are complete. It is clean and ready to go. I’ve never seen one in this motif and few in this condition. The buyer pays the shipping with

LARGE OVERSIZED TRIBAL RUG AFGHAN ERSARI TURKOMAN OR TURKMEN RUG – “ONE OF A KIND” DECORATIVE TRIBAL ART. The Turkmen or Turkoman people are settling in villages in Afghanistan an Turkmenistan near the Persian border. Their origin is tribal nomadic, but most members of the tribes have settled in villages in the last decades. Typical for most Turkoman carpets is

#7770 Chodor This circa 1840 Turkoman Chodor Oriental Rug measures 6’8” X 9’3” (203 x 282 cm). It has a medium to dark chocolate brown field with a diamond shaped motif in pale red, beautiful green, dark blue and ivory. Each row of these diamond shaped guls are separated by a very asymmetrically drawn lightning bolt design running vertically. The

Age pre-1910. This circa 1800 Tekke measures 6’2” X 9’6” (189 x 290 cm). This rug has quite a few very interesting elements beginning with the elams which are very asymmetric. Look at them closely, you’ll see what I mean. The border is also very asymmetric. From a first glance it seems out of whack unlike most Tekkes which have more