CENTRAL ASIA WOVEN & EMBROIDERED BAG FACE

A Central Asian woven and embroidered bag face, the field centered by three conjoined octagonal medallions, each with a colorful latch hook gul on grounds of red and yellow, the black border with repe

An old Uzbek embroidered "napramach" (long bag), with full embroidery on the front, backed with a cotton cloth to make a 'bag' of sorts (see final detail image). The condition is good with no holes, r

Ca. 1800 or earlier, 56 x 95 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This unusual bag face showing every sign of great age cannot be assigned to any of the tribal groups defined to date. It is finely and reg

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

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

First half 19th century, 35 x 70 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The palette, knotting structure and wool suggest that this small bag face in the kap format is a Yomut weaving. Kaps almost identical

“Chuvals” are large bags woven, presumably in many cases, for dowry purposes. They would have been utilized as storage bags, attached to the lattice walls of the traditional yurt.The design is a �

PERSIAN VARAMIN HAND WOVEN ORIENTAL BAGFACE, CIRCA 1910. With single central medallion on a midnight blue ground. 17 inches x 40 inches (43.2 x 101.5 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson's is your sole and on

SOUTH-CENTRAL IRAN AFSHAR HAND WOVEN WOOL SADDLE BAGS, C. 1930S, W 1'5" L 3'1" Pile weave bag faces, flat-woven in the center.

Early 20th century, 135 x 64 cm, Western Central Persia, Chahar Mahal region A completely preserved Bakhtiari double bag. The faces are woven in the sumakh technique in a diamond lattice design while

2 mohair velvet bags w/ elaborate beaded tassels, tablet woven borders & ties, probably for dowry, central Asian most likely Uzbekistan or Afghanistan, mid 20th C: 1 striped, 6.25" x 7.25" w/ 2.25" ta

late 19th century, 58 x 53 cm, North West Persia, Azerbaijan The face of a khorjin half woven in the sumakh technique. The field design consists of three horizontal panels: a central one enclosing rec

Mid 19th century, 76 x 116 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A large Tekke tent bag of the ak chuval type. Always very finely and elaborately woven, such pieces were produced in a mixed technique: wide

Vintage Kyrgyz / Kazakh Tush Kyiz ( Tent Hanging ) from Kazakhstan , Central Asia embroidered cotton and silk wall textile. Tribal Nomadic folk art piece. 72" x 32"

SOUTH EAST PERSIA, 19TH CENTURY A South East Persian Belouch small woven bag face rug. The rug is decorated with vegetable dyes on a ivory background with tones of red and blue. The bag was designed w

Length of sash 64 inches, bag face 20 x 11 inches.

1'8" x 1'10" Flat woven Turkomen bag face, some wear and losses to end

Central Asia hand embroidered child's vest, early to mid 20th century, executed in cotton, silk, glass beads, metal, and mother of pearl buttons, the cotton and silk foundation embroidered in chain st

Second half 19th century, 60 x 90 cm, West Persia, Kurdistan A large Jaff bag face woven in a horizontal format, purchased at Bernheimer’s in Munich in 1985. The field displays a very rare design va

Mid 19th century, 42 x 57 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan A large star adorns the steel-blue field of this small bag face woven in a horizontal format; it now serves as the face of a stuffed cushion,

late 19th century, 52 x 62 cm, West Persia, Kurdistan A bag face woven by the Kurdish Jaff tribe in the characteristic diamond lattice design enclosing nested hooked diamonds within a field surrounded

Kirgiz Kungrad Chavadan 'Face' , Kirgizistan Central Asia, circa 1920, wool/wool, approx. 84 x 46 cm, condition: 2 (good condition), 'from the PETERGANGLER Collection'. (Literature: Antipina, K.I., Th

Antique Tekke Turkoman chuval / juval bag face. Finely woven with very good wool and dyes. Depressed warps. Likely 19th Century. Please note that a Saryk attribution is also plausible for this piece.

Lakai Uzbek Embroidered Panel, Central Asia, early 20th c. Size: 20'' x 40'' (51 x 102 cm).