A central Asia horse cover from the Yomut tribe,

first quarter 20th century, 98 x 74 cm, Central Asia, North West Afghanistan The carpet cut and changed in shape now looks like a horse cover. The kilim foundation between the loops on the side were a

Energising and contrasting, this original rug represent the Yomut peoples' culture. The Yomut (Yomud) is a Turkmen tribe that lives in Western and Central Asia. Yomut rugs are more colorful than other

Energising and contrasting, this original rug represent the Yomut peoples' culture. The Yomut (Yomud) is a Turkmen tribe that lives in Western and Central Asia. Yomut rugs are more colorful than other

Central Asia, Turkmenistan, Yomut (Yomud) people, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A lengthy textile section from a tent band, made with hand knotted wool pile in lovely red and blue on a simple

Property of a Boston collector TRIBAL ANTIQUE YOMUT HORSE COVER. 4 ft 5 in x 3 ft 8 in (1.35 m x 1.12 m). Antique West Turkestanian Yamout Horse Cover, West Turkestan, Turn of the Twentieth Century �

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Asia, Nepal, Thakuri Tribe, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. Hand-carved from wood, an expressive mask featuring an elongated, ovoid visage with petite openwork

Uzbekistan; Lakai tribe; Central Asia; Late 19th century; 2-9 x 2-7 ft.

Yomut Goklan Horse Cover 130 x 115 cm (4' 3" x 3' 9") Turkmenistan, early 20th century Condition: good, one repair in the lower middle, slight signs of use Warp: wool, weft: wool, pile: wool

Djajim horse blanket, Central Asia, approx. 50years, wool on wool, approx. 150 x 130 cm, condition: 2-3. Special-Auction: Antique, old and decorative rugs & carpets. Please ask for condition-reports a

mid 19th century, 88 x 119 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A Yomut chuval with sixteen large primary guls and cruciform secondary motifs in a red-brown field. The white main border shows abstract syr

Mid 19th century , 74 x 105 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This Yomut chuval woven in a traditional design of 3 x 3 güls in expressive colours and with a ribbed, firmly depressed back is obviously

Mid 19th century, 34 x 77 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This Yomut bag face displays a repeat of ashik güls arranged in diagonal rows by colour change. The light red motifs are in lively contrast

from the nomadic Ersari Turkmen sub-tribe of Central Asia. Wear. losses. Largest: 27" high, 9" wide.

Rare Qashqai 'Horse Cover' Flatweave 'Boyer- Ahmad Tribe', Persia, circa 1930, wool/wool, approx. 144 x 100 cm, condition: 2 -3. Special-Auction: Antique,old and decorative collector rugs & carpets. P

mid 19th century, 180 x 127 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan An antique Yomut door rug presenting a spaciously conceived hatchlu design, a wide three-band border and a double elem. A fine weave, very

Ca. 1800, 237 x 164 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan An early Yomut main carpet presenting a kepse gül repeat in a brown-red field and a white-ground main border in which large, two-dimensional curle

Property of a Boston collector ANTIQUE CENTRAL ASIAN YOMUT TURKEMAN CARPET. 4 ft 1 in x 2 ft 6 in (1.24 m x 0.76 m). Antique Central Asian Yomut Turkeman Carpet, Central Asia – Full of energy,

First quarter 20th century, 57 x 73 cm, Central Asia, South Tibet A backrest cover for a lama’s throne presenting three dragons in the orange-ground field, Buddhist symbols in the yellow border, a w

Yomut rug; Turkmenistan; Central Asia; Late 19th century; 3-8 x 6-5 ft.

Yomut Juval, Turkmenistan, Central Asia, late 19th century, 2-6 x 4-1 ft.

Yomut Torba, Turkmenistan Central Asia, Circa 1900, 1-5 x 2-11 ft.

Ca. 1900, 64 x 109 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This white-ground Yomut asmalyk shows ashik güls within a diamond lattice of wide serrated leaves. – Slight signs of age and wear, somewhat reduc

Second half 19th century, 73 x 100 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A nine-gül Yomut bag face presenting diamond-shaped secondary güls on a brown-ground field. The white-ground main border contains

Central Asia, Turkmenistan / Iran, Turkoman (Turkman), Ersari Beshir tribe, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful hand-knotted wool panel known as a torba or juval, with traditional geometric motifs;