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Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen 9 Gul Chuval Face, Excellent Example, Circa 1880.
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Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen 9 Gul Chuval Face, Excellent Example, Circa 1880.

19th century
Description

Size: 4ft 7in x 2ft 7in (140 x 78cm).

Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen chuval face with nine large 'Salor' turreted guls.

Circa 1880.

Chuval are storage bags used by the Turkmen nomads for the storage of personal items inside the yurt and also for the transport of goods on the backs of camels or horses. They were usually woven in pairs.

A very good chuval face that is very well drawn with nine 'Salor' guls and an interesting 'boxed star' secondary guls. The extensive use of cochineal dye gives the superb ground colour. The elem is of the small flowering shrub design. All of the white elements in the design are woven in cotton.

Excellent condition with even wear and good pile, there are a few spots of heavier wear along with an old repair to the top corners, the sides have been rebound at some time in the chuvals history.

Stock Number: D-0598.

Physical Dimensions
Height
140cm (55.12")
Width
78cm (30.71")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Turkmen Chuval Rug Face to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1087322
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D-0598
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Description
Size: 4ft 7in x 2ft 7in (140 x 78cm).

Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen chuval face with nine large 'Salor' turreted guls.

Circa 1880.

Chuval are storage bags used by the Turkmen nomads for the storage of personal items inside the yurt and also for the transport of goods on the backs of camels or horses.
Cotswold Oriental Rugs

They were usually woven in pairs.

fig 1. An antique woven wool Turkmen chuval face featuring nine primary octagonal gul motifs on a deep red field framed by geometric borders.
fig 1. Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen 9 Gul Chuval Face, Excellent Example, Circa 1880.

A very good chuval face that is very well drawn with nine 'Salor' guls and an interesting 'boxed star' secondary guls. The extensive use of cochineal dye gives the superb ground colour. The elem is of the small flowering shrub design. All of the white elements in the design are woven in cotton.

fig 2. An antique woven wool Turkmen chuval face featuring nine primary octagonal gul motifs on a deep red field framed by geometric borders.
fig 2. Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen 9 Gul Chuval Face, Excellent Example, Circa 1880.

Excellent condition with even wear and good pile, there are a few spots of heavier wear along with an old repair to the top corners, the sides have been rebound at some time in the chuvals history.

Stock Number: D-0598.

Height
140cm (55.12")
Width
78cm (30.71")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Turkmen Chuval Rug Face to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1087322
Dealers Internal Ref
D-0598
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Archive I An antique woven wool Turkmen chuval face featuring nine primary octagonal gul motifs on a deep red field framed by geometric borders.

Antique Tekke or Saryk Turkmen 9 Gul Chuval Face, Excellent Example, Circa 1880.

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An antique woven wool Turkmen chuval face featuring nine primary octagonal gul motifs on a deep red field framed by geometric borders.
ANTIQUE TEKKE OR SARYK TURKMEN 9 GUL CHUVAL FACE, EXCELLENT EXAMPLE, CIRCA 1880.
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A chuval is a large storage bag traditionally woven by nomadic Turkmen tribes in Central Asia to store household goods inside a yurt, with the decorative front panel referred to as the chuval face.

These textiles were hand-knotted using hand-spun wool for the pile, warp, and weft, utilising natural plant and insect dyes to produce rich shades of madder red, navy blue, and brown.

Authentic pieces exhibit dense hand-knotted wool construction, geometric tribal heraldic emblems called guls arranged in structured grids, and a palette dominated by deep red hues.

A chuval panel can be mounted on a wall as framed fibre art, placed flat on a surface as an accent textile, or displayed over upholstery in traditional and eclectic interiors.

Keep the textile away from direct sunlight to prevent colour loss, vacuum gently without a rotary brush head, maintain low humidity, and consult a professional textile conservator for cleaning.
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