Tekke Turkoman Rugs

Vintage turkmen tekke rug with tribal style tekke accent rug turkoman rug.

Tekke turkoman rugs.

Turkoman tekke carpet 6 1 x 10 7 16807. 10 x 36 amazing antique turkoman torba bag face oriental rug excellent 17024. In turkmen rugs we regularly see wefts made from hair as opposed to wool. The teke design turkmen carpet.

Almost all tekke rugs have two rows of wefts inbetween each row of knots but a small and rare group only have one row of weft between each row of knots. Antique turkmen turkman tekke dowry rug n28. Tekke main carpet wefts video. Original some age.

Interestingly the rugs generally fall into groups that correspond to language. The yomut or yomud are one of the major tribes of turkmenistan. Turkoman tekke rug dimensions approximately 3 feet 4 inches x 3 feet 8 inches buyer s premium. Antique tribal turkoman tekke bokhara rug shirazi rug kilim 3 1 x 29 handmade.

This pattern is often referred to as the bukhara print design. Yomut rugs are one of the most popular of turkoman rugs. Antique rare caucasian turkoman yomud tekke rug vegetable dyes free shipping 3x5. Shipping provisions including insurance packaging and handling of purchased lots is at the risk and expense of the purchaser.

Vintage turkmen tekke rug with tribal style tekke accent rug turkoman rug. It would be more correct to say teke rugs but tekke rugs is accepted in the rug dealer collector community. Make offer antique tribal turkoman tekke bokhara rug shirazi rug kilim 3 1 x 29 handmade. The tekke used this technique to make pieces finer and more supple than normal.

The rug is from the beginning of 20th century in original condition it has some wears. Handmade antique turkmen tekke rug in burgundy wool. Category late 20th century turkish tribal. The rug s warp threads are most likely sheep s wool rather than goat hair.

Current appraised value. Antique turkoman bokhara yomut rug circa 1890. Or turkmen carpet or turkoman carpet is a type of handmade floor covering textile traditionally originating in central asia. It is known that in the late 19th century tekke carpets constituted the main mass of turkoman rugs at the markets of central asia and europe.

If a woman s primary language is the teke tekke dialect of turkmen then we call her a teke tekke turkmen and if she weaves a rug then it is a tekke turkmen rug.