Description

mid 19th century, 79 x 115 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan

A Yomut bag face presenting nine primary guls and straight-armed cruciform secondary guls, butterfly motifs in the white main border and undecorated elems. Velvety wool, vibrant colours. In order to appreciate its outstanding quality, it is necessary to view and handle the chuval in person. Purchased by the collector from Ulrich Schurmann, Cologne, in 1975.

Condition

Pile in very good condition. Cut sides, replaced selvedges. No kilim back.

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Yomut Chuval

Lot 0108

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