Antique Tekke Turkmen 'Kizil' Chuval, Very Fine Weave, Complete with Back, Circa 1880.

Name: Antique Tekke Turkmen 'Kizil' Chuval, Very Fine Weave, Complete with Back, Circa 1880.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1094286
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Cotswold Oriental Rugs

Description

Size: 4ft 7in x 2ft 6in (139 x 76cm).

Antique Tekke Turkmen 'Kizil' chuval with a traditional banded design in mixed techniques.

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. 'kizil' translates to red; these chuval are associated with weddings and formed part of the brides dowry, they were prized possessions and passed down through the

family.

This example is of classic design with very fine decorated bands in pile and flatweave on a madder red ground. These are considered to be the finest knotting of all Tekke weavings. Note the interesting decoration in the top left hand corner.

The chuval is in excellent condition with light even wear, there are some small historic repairs. This example is complete with its original plain ivory back.

Stock Number: D-0991.

Physical Dimensions

Height

139cm (54.72")

Width

76cm (29.92")

Depth

1cm (0.39")

Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this piece to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1094286

Dealers Internal Reference

D-0991

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Description

Size: 4ft 7in x 2ft 6in (139 x 76cm).

Antique Tekke Turkmen 'Kizil' chuval with a traditional banded design in mixed techniques.

Circa 1880.

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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. 'kizil' translates to red; these chuval are associated with weddings and formed part of the brides dowry, they were prized possessions and passed down through the

fig 1. ANTIQUE TEKKE TURKMEN 'KIZIL' CHUVAL, VERY FINE WEAVE, COMPLETE WITH BACK, CIRCA 1880. — fig 1. Antique Tekke Turkmen 'Kizil' Chuval, Very Fine Weave, Complete with Back, Circa 1880.

family.

This example is of classic design with very fine decorated bands in pile and flatweave on a madder red ground. These are considered to be the finest knotting of all Tekke weavings. Note the interesting decoration in the top left hand corner.

The chuval is in excellent condition with light even wear, there are some small historic repairs. This example is complete with its original plain ivory back.

Stock Number: D-0991.